Github Repo Insight
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Github Repo Insight
Instantly analyze any GitHub repository. This tool uses AI to map the file structure, identify the tech stack, and generate a comprehensive "Developer Briefing." Perfect for understanding new codebases in seconds without reading every file.
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Richmond Nkrumah
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🧠 Smart Repo Insight (AI Architect)
Instantly understand any GitHub repository. Don't read code line-by-line, let AI explain the architecture to you.
📖 What is Smart Repo Insight?
Onboarding onto a new codebase is the hardest part of software engineering. Smart Repo Insight automates the discovery phase. It scans a public GitHub repository, bypasses the complexity of reading thousands of files, and uses Google Gemini AI to generate a high-level architectural summary.
It answers the questions:
- "What is the tech stack?"
- "Where is the business logic?"
- "How do the components connect?"
✨ What can this Actor do?
- Tech Stack Detection: AI identifies frameworks, libraries, databases, and build tools automatically.
- Architecture Analysis: Explains if the project is a Monorepo, MVC, Microservice, etc.
- Purpose Summarization: Reads the README and Package.json to explain why the project exists.
- File Tree Mapping: Extracts the full file structure (up to 100k files) using the Git Tree API.
- Complexity Scoring: Rates the repository complexity on a scale of 1-10.
🚀 How to use
- Get a Key: Get a free API key from Google AI Studio. It takes 10 seconds.
- Input: Paste the URL of any public GitHub repository (e.g.,
https://github.com/facebook/react) and your API Key. - Run: Click Start. In ~15 seconds, you will have a full briefing.
💎 Pricing
This Actor uses the Pay-Per-Event model.
- Cost: $0.05 per repository analysis.
- Why? We use premium, high-availability AI models (Gemini Flash) to ensure deep analysis and zero downtime. You don't need to configure any API keys—it just works.
📥 Input Example
{"repoUrl": "[https://github.com/facebook/react](https://github.com/facebook/react)",}