AI-POWERED ARCHITECTURE INTEL

VericodeTactical Engine

Analyze any GitHub repository architecture instantly. Map dependencies, assess blast radius, and deploy data-driven refactoring intelligence.

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Dependency Mapping

Interactive D3.js force-directed graphs showing exactly how your files interact.

Security & Risk

Evaluate deep blast radius, file vulnerability, and hardcoded risk exposures.

Architecture Score

Proprietary 0-100 health engine giving you clear, programmatic refactoring signals.

Analysis Pipeline

Vericode employs a sophisticated multi-stage parsing pipeline to transform raw TypeScript/Python repositories into actionable architectural intelligence.

1. Repository Sync

Retrieves full AST history and parses tree structures from connected GitHub paths.

2. Metric Calculation

Computes Cognitive Complexity, Line Densities, and Import/Export metrics.

3. Layer Extraction

Evaluates MVC logic, Services, UI, and standardizes architecture boundaries.

4. Health Score

Aggregates vulnerabilities into a single 0-100 'Health Score' using our AST engine.

5. Blast Radius

Generates recursive dependency predictions to calculate structural refactoring impact.

6. Gravity Graph

Transforms data via D3 Layout algorithms for instantaneous spatial visualization.

Tactical Roadmap

v1.0Dec 2025

Engine Core

  • AST Parsing Basics
  • Gravity Graphs
  • Layer Recognition
  • GitHub Sync
v1.1Q1 2026

Enhanced Grading

  • Numeric Scoring 0-100
  • Blast Radius Tool
  • Vulnerability Matching
v2.0Q2 2026

AI Tactics

  • Local LLM Context
  • Predictive Refactor
  • Automated Diff Generation
v3.0Q4 2026

Enterprise Pipeline

  • CI/CD Branch Gates
  • Multi-Repo Maps
  • DevOps Integrations

Frequently Asked Questions

Vericode is a Codebase Intelligence engine that evaluates repositories based on their AST logic and architecture. It provides full dependency graphing, layer clustering, and refactoring scorings.

The Health Score (0-100) evaluates blast radius overlaps, unmanaged complexities, and framework layer accuracy entirely inside your browser memory.

Yes, the core analyzer operates directly locally. You just need a public GitHub URL and a standard Personal Access Token for API limits.

No. The GitHub API is fetched directly from your client to GitHub servers. Vericode has no backend database to store your code.