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What does your repository not explain?

Point it at any public GitHub repository. It reports what is undocumented, what has drifted, and which endpoints nobody wrote down. No signup, no email, no model writing prose about your code.

Public repositories only · up to 5,000 files · results are cached for 7 days and shareable

What it checks

Modules with no documentation

Directories carrying real logic that nothing in the repository describes — no README, no mention in any document, no package comment.

Documentation that has drifted

Pages referencing code that has since changed, and pages referencing files that are no longer there at all.

Undocumented endpoints

Routes and handlers with no corresponding description anywhere in the documentation or an API specification.

Every finding is deterministic

Set differences over a parsed tree — no model writes any part of this. Run it twice and get the same answer. That is also why it is free, and why we can afford to let anybody run it against anything.

Example result

This is what comes back.

An illustration, not a live scan — run one above to get real numbers for your own repository.

progadigital/releap Example
47

modules with no documentation

12

pages describing changed code

31

undocumented endpoints

suppress/ undocumented

14 files · 2,140 lines

Actively changing, entirely undescribed.
verify/classify/ undocumented

8 files · 1,320 lines

Contains permission and classification logic.
mcp/auth/ undocumented

6 files · 890 lines

Authentication paths with no written description.
This is the shallow version

A scan sees the repository. It cannot see your tickets, so it cannot tell you which of these were decisions somebody made deliberately and never wrote down. That is what Releap does when you connect a tracker.