Local Git Intelligence Layer. A free, offline desktop app that turns your
.gitdirectories into deterministic metrics, heuristic insights, and graph-aware structural views — no GitHub account, no API tokens, no network calls.
Built with React + Rust + Tauri. Ships as a single self-contained binary; no system git or sqlite required.
- Repository: https://github.com/n1crack/codesight
- Homepage: https://codesight.ozdemir.be
- License: AGPL-3.0
- A GitHub Insights alternative for offline / private workflows — same questions answered, your code never leaves the laptop.
- Audit repos without cloud exposure — point it at a
.gitdirectory, get bus factor, ownership maps, and churn risk in seconds. - Unlimited repos, zero SaaS dependency — no per-seat fee, no per-repo limit, no quotas.
- No telemetry, no cloud sync, no code upload, no external API calls.
- All analysis runs on-device via
git2(vendored libgit2) reading.gitdirectly. - Results live only in a local SQLite under your OS app-data directory.
Every page and metric belongs to exactly one of three axes.
Exact, reproducible counts and rates.
- Heatmap — year-by-year contribution heatmap
- Timeline — commits or churn (additions/deletions) by day / week / month
- Patterns — hour × day-of-week distribution
Opinionated reads of the same git data, with the formula always visible.
- Health — composite Repo Health Score (0–100) from six weighted sub-scores
- Hotspots — files, directories, couplings (pairs that change together), and churn risk
- Ownership — bus factor, top-author shares, primary author per file, concentration alerts
- Authors — contributor drill-downs + volatility chart (active / new / returning per month)
- Collaborators — co-authored commit pairs from
Co-Authored-Bytrailers - Messages — conventional commit type distribution + avg subject length
- Quality & Security — five-group scan + prioritized suggestions + optional deep-history secret scan
- Config — read-only view of git config, remotes, and installed hooks
DAG-aware analysis.
- DAG — gitk-style commit graph across all branches
- Branches — ahead/behind, stale-branch risk badges (low/medium/high)
- Releases — chronological tags with commits-since-previous
- Co-change network — force-directed graph of files that change together
- Ownership treemap — tile size = commits, color = primary author
- Imports — directed module dependency graph (TS/JS/Rust/Python)
Combined home dashboard, universal commit search, side-by-side compare, and per-tag overviews.
- English / Turkish, light / dark / system theme
⌘K/Ctrl Kcommand palette for jumping to any page or repo- Drag-and-drop tag organization, OS-level folder drop to discover nested repos
- Side-by-side diff with syntax highlighting (Shiki)
- Open-in-editor for VS Code / Cursor / Sublime / Zed / JetBrains / Helix
- Bottom status bar with branch picker, ahead/behind, dirty indicator, fetch/pull/push
Installers are not yet code-signed, so the OS will warn you the app is untrusted.
macOS — you may see "codesight is damaged". It isn't — that's Gatekeeper blocking an unsigned app. After dragging to /Applications, clear the quarantine flag:
xattr -cr /Applications/codesight.appWindows — on the SmartScreen warning: More info → Run anyway.
Requires Node.js 22+, pnpm 11+, Rust 1.80+, and Tauri platform tooling:
- macOS: Xcode Command Line Tools
- Windows: MSVC build tools + WebView2 runtime
- Linux: webkit2gtk + librsvg + build-essential
pnpm install
pnpm tauri dev # dev mode
pnpm tauri build # production bundle in src-tauri/target/release/bundle/AGPL-3.0-or-later. A commercial license is available if AGPL doesn't fit your use case — contact yusuf@ozdemir.be. Contributions follow CONTRIBUTING.md, which includes a CLA to keep the dual-licensing model possible.