Local semantic project map with live agent work and session navigation
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Aug 19, 2026 - JavaScript
Local semantic project map with live agent work and session navigation
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Turn any public GitHub repository into a living, explorable 3D kingdom.
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GitHierarchy is a project (or tool) aimed at helping visualize, analyze or manage a repository’s internal hierarchy — such as its folder structure, file layout, and possibly commit/branch structure.
Map your entire repository visually, see live coding agent activity, and jump straight into any session.
To associate your repository with the repository-visualization topic, visit your repo's landing page and select "manage topics."