A clearer view
of your code.

Local architecture context for the coding agent you already use.

macOS 13+ · Apple Silicon

Your code.
Connected.

A live architecture map for you and your coding agent. Explore only what you need.

See the system

Follow the connections across your code.

Details

Routes, tables, models, events and imports become a connected architecture map. Shared entities help link files that belong to the same feature, even when they never import one another.

Focused context

Give your agent the relevant slice.

Details

Ask for a project overview or focused context for a task through MCP. Codebone retrieves ranked files and relationships instead of sending a whole-repository dump.

Your existing tools

Keep the coding agent you already use.

Details

Connect Claude Code, Cursor, Codex or another MCP-compatible client. Codebone supplies the architecture layer; your coding agent still reasons about the task and writes the code.

Local by default

Built-in analysis on your Mac.

Details

The bundled map agent runs on Apple Silicon and stores the graph in local SQLite. No cloud account is required. Optional cloud providers may receive source when configured; your coding agent has its own data settings.

Facts first.
Connections next.

We built Codebone to keep the architecture close at hand, so your agent can spend less time rediscovering how a feature fits together.

  1. 01

    Read the source

    Extract routes, tables, events and imports from the code.

  2. 02

    Connect the system

    Link files through shared entities, domains and flows.

  3. 03

    Keep the useful context

    Serve a focused slice through MCP and update the map as files change.

When the connections
take time to understand.

Codebone is most useful when a task spans many files, services, events or tables.

For five straightforward files, reading the source directly may be all you need. A map should save you a step, not add one.