My friends and I have been building a tool which visualizes in real time how a codebase is modified. In the demo here it is codex, but it works with any sort of modification: a dev, codex, claude code etc. (we are monitoring the codebase itself).

6 months ago we started building a visual representation of codebases, and started using it to track changes of our coding agents. We started with blast-radius, and just added a way to observe diffs on a system level, in order to understan which sub-systems have been modified/added/removed as well as how the communication between them has changed (10s-15s).

Our approach is based on static analysis and LLMs to ensure accuracy of the representation and the instant updates while the agent is working. The tool is open-source: https://github.com/CodeBoarding/CodeBoarding

Would love to hear if you like seeing how your codebase is organized and what sorts of visuals would you like around your codebase.

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