See where your code lives
Codebase Map turns a directory into a portable HTML map. Explore folders, inspect language totals, and find a starting point for a question or change.
badger mapInstall AI Badger → Run in your project directory. Open the report with the command printed afterward.
Generated locally. Nothing uploaded. No Git repository, provider setup, or server required.
Explore the AI Badger codebase
Public repository snapshot · October 14, 2026
Click a folder to inspect it. Use Explore → to drill down, then breadcrumbs to return. Search finds folders across the repository.
On a small screen, open the demo full-screen for more room to explore.
Area shows concentration
Larger rectangles contain more raw nonblank source lines, including comments. This is a view of code concentration, not complexity or a recommended AI context size.
A useful starting point
Inspect exact totals, direct files, and language proportions. The folder guide offers tasks to copy into Badger; related files elsewhere may still be needed.
One file, offline
Your report embeds relative paths and aggregate metadata, not source contents. Open it directly from disk. Share it when you intend to share its paths, filenames, and counts.
Map your own repository
Use badger map for the current directory or badger map /path/to/project for another directory. The HTML report is written to your current working directory.