Instant architectural understanding of any repository — even one you haven't touched in months.
Overview
Project Brain fetches a repository's structure, README, key source files, documentation, and dependency manifests via the GitHub API. A rich content-aware prompt produces a detailed AI analysis covering purpose and architecture, technology stack, key components, complexity hotspots, and suggested improvements. The interactive architecture map and browsable file explorer mean you never need to clone the repo just to understand it.
Single-Repository Analysis
Select any connected GitHub repository and Project Brain fetches its structure, README, key source files, documentation, and dependency manifests via the GitHub API. Returns a detailed AI analysis covering purpose and architecture, technology stack, key components, complexity hotspots, and suggested improvements.
Multi-Repository Combined Analysis
A mode that analyses all connected repositories simultaneously and produces a unified cross-repo insight. A multi-repo selector sheet lets you choose which repos to include. The combined brain view synthesises findings across all selected repos, identifying shared patterns and cross-repo dependencies.
Architecture Map — Interactive Visualisation
A Canvas-rendered interactive architecture diagram showing all detected components as nodes with typed categories (service, model, component, utility, external). Edges represent relationships and dependencies. Navigation is by pinch-to-zoom and drag-to-pan. Node type filter chips hide/show categories.
File Explorer with Syntax Highlighting
A tree-structured browser of the repository's file system showing all directories and files. Clicking a file loads its content with full syntax highlighting appropriate to the file type. Used to explore specific implementation details discovered during AI analysis without leaving Navique.
Analysis Export
The full Project Brain analysis can be exported in two formats: Markdown (for documentation, Notion, or sharing) and JSON (for programmatic use in other tools or agent context injection). Export is a single button action.