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About understand-dashboard

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understand-dashboard

Launch the interactive web dashboard to visualize a codebase's knowledge graph

understand-dashboard is an agent skill that starts the Understand Anything web dashboard for the project you are working in. The dashboard draws the project's knowledge graph, the map of files, functions, classes and their relationships that the Understand Anything tooling builds, so you can click through a codebase instead of reading it file by file. The skill looks for the graph in the project's data directory, preferring the legacy .understand-anything/ folder when it exists and otherwise using .ua/. You can pass a path to open a different project, or run it from the project root to use the current directory. It is meant for developers who use an AI coding agent and want a visual overview of an unfamiliar or growing codebase. The skill is free to install and is published on skills.sh alongside the other understand-anything skills.

Price
Free
Made by
egonex-ai
Category
AI Skills
Website
github.com/egonex-ai/understand-anything/understand-dashboard