Understand the codebase
you’re taking on.
Paste a repository URL to explore its structure, follow file dependencies, and review security findings in context.
One graph. Two jobs.
Xolvyn parses your repository once and uses the result twice: to help engineers understand the codebase, and to investigate findings with dependency context.
Explore file dependencies.
Xolvyn analyzes supported source files to build an interactive map of resolved imports. Explore module connections and circular dependencies alongside the source.
Investigate detected security findings.
Review potential source-code and dependency issues with severity, locations and remediation suggestions. Check the completed analysis coverage; no findings does not establish security.
Review a change’s structural context.
Inspect changed files and their import dependents. Structural connections suggest a review scope, not proof of runtime impact or safety.
Ask questions with repository context.
Ask @mentor about the repository using its analysis as context. Check important answers against the linked files.
How the engine works.
A transparent pipeline. No magic.
AST parsing
Supported source files are analyzed to map resolved imports, exports and architectural layers.
Security findings
Review detected findings with severity, source locations and structural dependency context. Import reach does not establish exploitability.
Explore the results
Read source files, follow dependencies and ask questions using the repository analysis as context.
How your code is processed.
Analysis uses a temporary server-side clone, with cleanup attempted afterward. Review data handling before connecting private code.
Ready to see your codebase clearly?
Start with a public repository. Plan availability and limits are shown on the pricing page.
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