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Developer releases local, MIT-licensed code knowledge graph tool

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A developer has created a local, MIT-licensed tool called repopedia to build code knowledge graphs for Python and TypeScript projects. This tool addresses limitations of existing cloud-based or complex solutions by running entirely on the user's machine, storing the graph in a simple SQLite file. Repopedia allows users to query the codebase for function callers and understand the impact of code changes, and can also generate a codebase wiki. It integrates with coding agents like Claude Code to provide direct, precise answers about code relationships without relying on embeddings or extensive text searches. AI

IMPACT Enhances local development workflows for AI coding assistants by providing direct code relationship data.

RANK_REASON The cluster describes a new software tool release.

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Developer releases local, MIT-licensed code knowledge graph tool

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  1. r/LocalLLaMA TIER_1 English(EN) · /u/Unique-Business-9201 ·

    I built a code knowledge graph tool that's actually MIT licensed (fully local, no cloud)

    <!-- SC_OFF --><div class="md"><p>So this is maybe a niche problem, but at my job I work on a huge Python codebase and every time I change some shared function I'm basically playing roulette. grep tells who mentions it in the code base, not who actually calls it. And more essenti…

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