RepoPilot
Guided tours of unfamiliar codebases where every claim cites a real file:line.
Reading an unfamiliar repository is not a search problem. The hard part is knowing which twenty of four thousand functions matter for what you are trying to do. RepoPilot asks why you are here before it analyses anything — contributor, security reviewer, adopter, or free text — and that intent decides which analyses run and what shape the answer takes.
- →Call graph built from an AST rather than guessed by a model, so structure is deterministic.
- →Hybrid retrieval across vector, keyword, and graph traversal.
- →A verifier re-reads the cited source before an answer ships; unsupported claims are labelled, never silently dropped.
- →Answers stream over SSE, with expandable citations and a related-code panel walked several hops deep.
No hosted instance on purpose — you run it locally with your own Groq key, and nothing leaves your machine.
