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Scan a public GitHub repo tree and render an architecture diagram via your GCP backend. Ailinestudio Github Repo Architecture Generator Understand any public GitHub repository in seconds — without opening dozens of folders. Open a repo on GitHub and the extension appears automatically. Click Generate, and Ailinestudio scans the folder tree, maps how files and modules connect, and builds an interactive architecture diagram right on the page. WHAT YOU GET • Instant architecture view of any public GitHub repo • Real folder and file names kept — not abstract boxes • AI-written explanations for each file and folder (role, tech, summary, details) • Visible connections between files so you can see how the codebase fits together • Color-coded nodes by file type for quick scanning • Click any node for a details panel • Zoom, pan, and explore like a whiteboard canvas • Download the diagram as PNG (with a subtle ailinestudio watermark) • Guided walkthrough the first time you open a diagram HOW IT WORKS 1. Go to any public GitHub repository 2. Sign in with Google (same account as AI Line Studio) 3. Click Generate 4. Explore the interactive diagram — zoom, click nodes, read explanations 5. Download when you’re ready WHO IT’S FOR • Developers onboarding to a new codebase • Teams reviewing architecture before a refactor • Students learning how real projects are structured • Anyone who wants a visual map before diving into code PLANS • Free — up to 200 files per repo · 5 scans per day • Pro — up to 10,000 files · 100 scans per month • Premium — highest limits for heavy use Sign in once with Google. Your plan and remaining scans update live in the panel. Privacy note: The extension reads the public repository tree from GitHub and sends that structure to Ailinestudio’s backend to generate the diagram. It does not modify your repositories. Built by Ailinestudio.
Aug 9, 2026
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