Naiad Lens
Stop coding blind. See every flow in one click.
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Stop coding blind. See every flow in one click.
77 followers
Naiad Lens is an IDE plugin that auto-draws interactive architecture, sequence, and file-level diagrams. Click any node to open the exact line of code. Understand legacy projects, onboard faster, and navigate like you’ve been there before.
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@yahav There will be! Naiad Lens for VS Code is currently in pre-alpha. Would you like to join the beta testing group for early access?
@eric_van_lare1 What about support for Visual Studio Code and/or Cursor?
@martin_streicher1 It's on the way! Naiad Lens for VS Code (and Cursor) is in pre-alpha right now. Would you be interested in joining the beta testing group for early access?
@eric_van_lare1 Yes, please.
@martin_streicher1 Awesome, please enter your email here and you'll get an email when it's ready for beta testing.
@yahav Great, please drop your email here and you'll hear soon when it's ready for beta testing.
@eric_van_lare1 Great products. Just what I always dream of when trying to onboard the junior.
I saw that you provide access to beta testers. Can I join on this one? I have some ideas how to make this product more interesting :D
I wish this existed last time I was onboarding to a giant codebase. I am going to bookmark this for the next time I need. Congratulations so much on your launch! @eric_van_lare1
Super useful! Is VS Code support on the roadmap?
@charles_dudley Naiad Lens for VS Code is in pre-alpha, we're actively working on it. I'd be happy to add you to the beta testing group if you're interested.
@eric_van_lare1 That'd be great, thank you
@charles_dudley Great! Please enter your email here and I'll let you know as soon as it's ready for beta testing
Clicking a node and jumping *straight* to the code? That’s genius, fr. Would’ve saved me hours digging through legacy stuff last week. Love this idea!
Brilliant! Need for VS Code asap! :)