Paperphyte/Repo X-ray

X-ray your repo before the agent does.

A coding agent — or a new hire — reads only what is in the repo. Paste a public GitHub repo and we look for eighteen things that decide whether it can be understood, built and trusted without asking anyone.

1 link · 30 seconds · Nothing stored

“What is not in the repo does not exist. Not for the agent, not for whoever starts on Monday.”

A URL or just org/repo. Only the root directory and .github/ of the default branch are read. Private repos cannot be read without signing in — and we do not want your token.

The requests go straight from your browser to api.github.com — four per repo, no sign-in. Paperphyte does not see which repo you check and nothing is stored. GitHub’s terms and its limit of 60 requests per hour apply.