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AI-powered code exploration
Augoor’s visual explorer provides an intuitive way to navigate symbols, objects, and relationships across repositories. With zoomable views and interactive dependencies, developers can quickly trace execution paths and analyze architecture, ensuring consistency and a deeper understanding of their system.
Seamless code navigation experience
- →Visualize your system’s architectureNavigate interactive class diagrams to explore structures, dependencies, and relationships, helping both software architects and engineers.
- →Understand class hierarchies instantlyGain insights into inheritance, object-oriented structures, and dependencies, making maintenance and optimization easier.
- →Explore modules and relationships with precisionDrill down into modules, class definitions, and functions, ensuring a deeper understanding of your codebase.
- →Interact with your code dynamicallyReposition, remove objects, and examine relationships within diagrams for clearer insights and faster decision-making.
Instant insights, effortless navigation
Modern development demands speed and precision. Augoor turns fragmented codebases into structured, interactive maps, helping teams locate dependencies, understand relationships, and make data-driven decisions in real time—without wasted effort.
Navigate your code like never before
Forget static file trees and endless searches. Augoor’s intelligent code navigation gives developers a real-time, interactive view of their system, enabling them to move through complex architectures with clarity and confidence.
Take control of your codebase
Navigate, understand, and optimize with AI-powered insights.
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