DocBot
Opening an unfamiliar codebase usually means clicking through files until the architecture slowly exists in your head. I wanted DocBot to do that first pass for me.
It scans the repository, groups the code into logical scopes, uses Tree-sitter to pull out real symbols and dependencies, then sends parallel explorer agents into those scopes. Their findings get reduced into one graph instead of becoming a pile of unrelated summaries.
I did not want the result to be one giant AI-generated README that is stale the moment the next commit lands. DocBot has status and diff commands, git hooks for updates, and a React Flow explorer where you can move through the architecture instead of reading everything linearly.
It is still pre-release and not on PyPI, so the honest install path is cloning the repository and installing from source. The pipeline and explorer work; packaging and the boring edges still need more time.