Hi Product Hunt, I'm Badhan, and I built Eyrie.
I started using coding agents for real work and kept hitting the same problem: an agent edits six or ten files, and the diff tells me which lines changed but not what changed in the system. Did it add a new service? Is a public route now reaching a database write? I couldn't see it.
So Eyrie parses your repo on your machine and draws it as a live map, from the UI down to the data and the outside services you depend on. When a file is saved, only what changed is recomputed, and the change animates into the map.
A few things I care about:
Nothing on the map is guessed. Every link comes from static analysis of your code.
You can ask the map questions in plain English, but the model can only use Eyrie's graph tools, and an answer that cites anything the graph didn't return is rejected.
Your coding agents get the same map over MCP, so they can check what an edit might break before making it.
It runs locally. No account, no telemetry, and your source code never leaves your machine.
It's free and open source (AGPL-3.0), for macOS, Windows and Linux. The builds aren't signed yet, so your system will warn you the first time: the steps are on the download page.
I'd love your feedback, especially if you use coding agents every day. What would you want to see on the map?

Eyrie

A live map of your codebase for you and your AI agents

A live map of your codebase for you and your AI agents