GitHub Code Analyzer
Paste any public GitHub URL. REPO-SIGHT clones it, parses the actual source, and reports real code-quality metrics — not a repo-activity score.
What this isn't
Some "repository health" tools score how active a GitHub repo looks: commit frequency, issue counts, README completeness, stars and forks. REPO-SIGHT does something different.
It reads the actual code
A real lexer and parser walk your source files — the report is built from cyclomatic complexity, nesting depth, and rule violations, not GitHub API activity metadata.
Five-stage pipeline
Scan → lex → parse → aggregate → report. The same deterministic pipeline the underlying engine runs from the command line.
No GitHub App, no OAuth required to scan
Paste a URL and get a report — no app to install, no repository access to grant. Signing in is optional and only adds scan history.
Every tab, one scan
Overview, By Language, Files, Duplication, Coverage, Security, and Scoring — all from the same free pass over your repo.
Frequently asked questions
Does it need a GitHub App installed on my account?
No. Just paste a public repository URL — no app install, no permissions grant.
Does it use the GitHub API to score commit activity?
No. REPO-SIGHT clones the repository and parses the source files directly; commit frequency, star count, and issue activity aren't part of the score.
Can I analyze a private repository?
Not yet — only public repositories on the main/master branch are supported today.
How long does a scan take?
Best for repositories that analyze in under a minute; very large repos can exceed the time budget and time out rather than return a partial report.
By language
By use case
Scan a repository in seconds.
No tiers and no paywalled metrics; a small amount of advertising pays for hosting. Sign-in is optional for public repositories and required for private ones.