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Hey @jaads, thanks for sharing this! If any of our community members have ideas, they’ll post them here. |
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Thanks @atulp-hyperswitch I've just updated hyperswitch on that hosted web version. It might also be a good starting point for new devs. Also, since it's a fairly large codebase: if you want to provide your AI agents with this context, TangleGuard comes as CLI, too in the meantime, as well as a SKILL. More about it here: https://tangleguard.com/product/agent-interfaces |
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Hey! I'm building a code analysis tool which focuses on software architecture. I just scanned
hyperswitchwith it and wanted to share the results with you:https://app.tangleguard.com/project/github.com/juspay/hyperswitch
It's basically for documentation purposes, but can also be very useful for architectural discussions or to plan refactorings.
I hope it give you some insights.
Be aware: Since to codebase is rather big with quite some inter dependencies, the rendering of the nodes can take a few seconds - especially when you change depth level to L1 or deeper.
If anybody has ideas to improve the diagram or anythings else, let me know :)
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