RepoCrunch – CLI to analyze GitHub repos
Yet another repo analyzer when Sourcegraph and CodeQL already dominate this space.
Deterministic analyzer that turns GitHub repos into structured JSON
Parses a repo and emits consistent JSON fields (schema_version, summary, tech_stack, architecture, health) that you can consume via CLI, library, REST endpoint, or MCP STDIO. The explicit no‑LLM, deterministic stance makes it reliable for automation and CI; what would push it from useful to essential are more real-world sample outputs (multi-language monorepos, tricky dependency graphs) and first-class CI/webhook integrations.
Developers, repo maintainers, security auditors, SREs and engineering managers who need machine-readable repo insights
Yet another repo analyzer when Sourcegraph and CodeQL already dominate this space.
Outputs a tight, schema-backed JSON (schema_version, tech_stack, architecture, health) you can drop into analytics, bots, or CI gates. The multi-interface approach — library, CLI, REST API and an MCP STDIO server — makes it easy to hook into automation or LLM workflows without relying on fuzzy heuristics. Feels like a pragmatic, engineer-first tool; I'd still like a hosted UI or richer security scoring for broader adoption.
GitHub repo analyzer without hallucination; ships as CLI, library, REST API, and MCP server.
Repo-aware PR reviewer that flags structural drift instead of lint errors.
Agents actually read real code instead of hallucinating—this fixes agentic library integration.
Chat-with-your-codebase tool, but Cursor, Continue, and Cody already own this.