repowise

Repowise gives an AI coding agent a real map of your codebase. It indexes a repo into a dependency graph, git history analytics, auto-generated docs, architectural decisions, and a deterministic per-file code-health score, then serves all of it to Claude Code, Codex, or any MCP client through a small set of focused tools. Instead of grepping around blindly, the agent can ask what is risky here or why this code exists. AGPL-3.0, free for internal use.

Self-hosting is a pip install on Python 3.11 or later and a repowise init to index. The quickstart needs no API key and makes zero LLM calls. Coverage has grown to 26 languages parsed to a full syntax tree. CLI telemetry is anonymous and opt-out.

There is a hosted version too, at feature parity with self-hosted. Free covers public repos up to 250 MB and 10 AI answers a month. Pro is $15/mo with private repos up to 5 GB. Teams is $20 per seat with a 3-seat minimum, so $60/mo to start. Enterprise and the commercial license, which adds SSO, SCIM, indemnification, and an exit from AGPL, are by quote.

The catch: the impressive numbers are the project's own. To its credit, the README now qualifies them, noting that its headline token saving is one retrieval payload and that a real agent loop saved about 32% of output tokens. Test it on your own repo.