Now indexing repositories with real citations

An AI staff engineer that actually reads your code

CodeMind AI indexes your repository, builds a real dependency graph, and answers questions with citations — so you can trust what it tells you, not just believe it.

You asked: "Why does checkout fail for zero-quantity carts?"

The checkout total is computed by dividing the cart subtotal by item count without guarding against zero, which throws before the payment step ever runs.

src/checkout/pricing.ts:42-47

Everything grounded in your actual code

No open-ended prompts guessing at problems — every answer, finding, and review traces back to real evidence.

Cited answers, not guesses

Ask a question about your codebase and get an answer with exact file paths and line ranges backing it up — never a confident-sounding hallucination.

Real architecture graph

Indexing resolves every import to build an actual dependency graph, then groups files into labeled subsystems you can drill into.

Evidence-backed bug detection

Findings come from targeted checks against real code, not an open-ended "find bugs" prompt — every finding links back to the exact evidence that triggered it.

PR review that only comments on what changed

Reviews analyze just the diff's added lines and post real inline comments plus a commit status — no noise on code you didn't touch.

Propose-fix draft PRs

Turn a finding into a draft pull request with a working fix and a test, ready for you to review before it ever touches your branch.

Bug, security & performance scanning

Targeted checks for unguarded operations, unsanitized input, and missed batching — each one grounded in the code that triggered it.

How it works

01

Connect a repository

Point CodeMind AI at a GitHub repo — no config files, no setup scripts.

02

Index it

Tree-sitter parses every file, extracting symbols, imports, and a real dependency graph.

03

Ask, scan, and review

Get cited answers, evidence-backed findings, and PR reviews — all grounded in your actual code.

Understand your codebase in minutes, not weeks

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