Paste A GitLab Link. Get A Plain Map Of How The Code Fits Together.

  1. 02- Follow the tour
  2. 01- Paste a link
Real repos
GitLab

Readable
repositories

How it works Try a real repo For code review
How it works

Three clicks from “what is this?” to “got it.”

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Paste a link

Drop in any public GitLab repo. Waymark reads the code right in your browser. Nothing runs, nothing is stored.

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See the parts

The repo becomes a map of boxes and arrows. Each box says what it does in one plain sentence. Click to look inside.

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Follow the steps

Follow a module and its dependencies before reviewing a change. Each tour explains how the files connect, one step at a time.

Try a real repo

Pick one and watch it turn into a map.

Waymark reads the code right in your browser. Nothing runs, nothing is stored.

For merge requests

“If I change this file, what else breaks?”

Point Waymark at a change and it lights up every file that depends on it. In GitLab, a Duo agent does it for you: mention it on a merge request and it maps the change, runs the tests, and posts a plain-English summary for the reviewer.

  1. You open a merge requestChange a shared module.
  2. The agent maps the changeChanged file → Dependent modules → Tests.
  3. Tests run in your pipelineCheck the result and identify missing coverage.
  4. A summary lands on the MRWhat changed, what it touches, what to check. You decide.