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// The Problem
Existing AI tools were built for app developers. They fall apart at system-level scale.
AOSP has 1,000+ modules with complex interdependencies. There's no way to visualize how they connect — you're navigating blind.
Tracing a call chain across HAL, framework, and kernel layers means hours of manual grep and cross-referencing. One wrong turn and you're lost.
AOSP moves fast. Internal wikis lag months behind. New team members spend weeks just figuring out what changed and why.
A new system engineer at an OEM needs 3–6 months to become productive. That's expensive — and it doesn't have to be that way.
// The Solution
CodeScope builds a deep model of your codebase — not just tokens, but structure, relationships, and intent.
Visualize how AOSP components connect. Understand dependency chains, ownership boundaries, and cross-layer interactions at a glance.
graph-view"How does X reach Y?" — answered in seconds. Trace execution paths across HAL, framework, and kernel layers without manual grep.
trace --from X --to YAsk questions with full architectural awareness. Not just "what does this function do" but "why does it exist and what depends on it."
ask "..."Living documentation that regenerates when code changes. Always accurate, always current — no more stale wikis.
docs --syncNew engineers productive in days, not months. Guided exploration of unfamiliar modules with context-aware explanations.
explore --module camera// Early Traction
developers already on the waitlist
"I spend 40% of my day just figuring out where code lives and how it connects. If this tool cuts that in half, it's worth every penny." — Senior Framework Engineer, Android OEM (beta tester)
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