About Repowise

Repowise builds and maintains a map of the repository by reading the codebase across languages, dependencies, tests and decisions. The index is exposed over MCP and can be queried by agents to retrieve cited answers with the sources and the surrounding context. The index stays fresh by updating with each commit, and reviewers see what a change may affect before merging. It aims to reduce guesswork by presenting a single source of truth that agents and humans can read from.

Repowise focuses on providing context, health signals, and governance for codebases. It presents a dashboard, a PR bot, and a change-record approach that links decisions to files and tests. It also offers self-hosting options, and a hosted service with different pricing tiers for public and private repositories. The code health, governance signals, and ownership data are designed to be auditable and queryable by teams.

Use cases

Understand code structure, history and decisions across repositories
Support agents, editors and reviewers with grounded context

Key features

One living index across code, tests, history and decisions
Cited answers with sources
Pre-merge context and blast radius visibility
Change Records with evidence
Self-hosted or hosted deployments
AI context tools for agents (MCP integration)

Pros and cons

Pros

Self-hosted option with AGPL-3.0 core

Citied, source-backed answers

Cons

Pricing changes in Pro tier noted on site

Pricing

Free

$0/month

Public repo indexing
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Semantic search
10 AI answers per month
Public repository pages
Graph, hotspots, dead code, ownership and decisions

Pro

$12/month

Private repos indexing
Auto-sync on every push
Security scanning
Full commit history
AI credits ($5/month)
Codebase chat and quick-ask
PR bot on private repos

Teams

$16/seat/month

Team-wide indexing
Shared credits pool
Cross-repo ownership and bus-factor rollup
Portfolio health dashboard
Cross-repo workspaces

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Frequently asked questions

What does Repowise index?

Repowise analyzes source structure, dependencies, call relationships, git history, ownership, code-health signals, tests, and engineering decisions.

Can I self-host?

Yes. The core engine is open source under AGPL-3.0 and runs locally with your model provider or a local model.

Is it free for public repos?

Yes, free for open source public repos with a public page and indexing.

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