Overview
Dev Guru
Dev Guru turns your codebase into something you can see and question. Point it at a project and it writes one interactive, offline HTML report: a living map of packages and files, the flow of dependencies, the blast radius of a change, who calls what, where the hotspots are, and a guided tour, with the source one click away.
pip install dev-guru
dev explore path/to/project -o explorer.html --openEverything is computed locally by Ananke Plexus, the engineering harness Dev Guru runs on. The report is one file: no server, no network, nothing to install to view it.
Dev Guru is on PyPI as dev-guru.
What you can do today
| Command | What you get |
|---|---|
dev explore | The explorer report: constellation, flow, impact rings, calls, hotspots and a tour |
dev present | One offline, accessible HTML deck from Markdown slides |
dev diagram | An animated SVG of what a document states, every edge cited |
dev sources | Capabilities from your folders, private Git and Dex Trove |
dev learning review | A review page for what Ananke learned, before it becomes reusable |
dev doctor | Checks that a compatible Ananke is installed and has what Dev Guru needs |
GuruClient(...).explore() | The same, from Python |
Where to go next
- Getting started: install, explore your first project, read the report.
- The explorer: every view, and what it tells you.
- Python SDK: use Dev Guru from scripts and notebooks.
- How it fits together: Dev Guru, Ananke Plexus and Dex Trove.
- Report safety: why a report can’t run code or phone home.