u/EmotionalCan9434

Using AI (Codex, etc.) made coding way faster.

But this isn’t new — projects were always going to get messy as they grow: architecture drift, unclear structure, harder to reason about.

AI just makes it happen faster.

At some point, your system evolves faster than your mental model. That’s when you need to step back and refactor.

So I built a tool to visualize codebase structure — so you can quickly see if things are still aligned.

I call it Clear Arch — a tool that maps your project’s structure from files and dependencies into an expandable graph.

I’m also thinking about exposing it through MCP in the future, so agents could call it while working and show you the current architecture of the codebase.

If you're building software, this might be useful:

• Web: https://clear-arch.com

• VS Code (Marketplace): https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=clear-arch.clear-arch

• VS Code (Direct): vscode:extension/clear-arch.clear-arch

Currently supports JS / TS / JSX / TSX / HTML projects for now.

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I built Serendilang, a platform for making cross-cultural friendships and language exchange connections.

You can text, voice call, or video chat with people from around the world.

You can also make posts to introduce yourself and connect with others internationally.

Above is a short demo video.

Would love to hear your thoughts.

Website: https://serendilang.com

Registration currently requires an invitation code.

Invitation code: 948390

The platform is still evolving, so feedback and bug reports are always welcome 😄

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