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I've been building Kuuhaku on nights and weekends. At my day job we have a dozen repos, and nobody could answer "who calls this endpoint?" without grepping everything, so I wrote a scanner that answers it from the code. It matches every HTTP call to the route it reaches (following base URLs through env files, compose files and proxies), finds gRPC, queues and shared databases, and draws the map. Every connection shows the file and line on both sides. There's no AI in the scanner; what it can't settle goes to a review inbox instead of becoming a guess. Live example, no sign-up, the OpenTelemetry demo (23 services in 10 languages): https://app.kuuhaku.dev/explore/otel_demo Eight more open-source systems: https://kuuhaku.dev/maps/ Stack, if you're curious: Node and ast-grep for the scanner, Next.js for the app, Express and MongoDB for the API, one VPS in France. It launched this week and it's free until November 14. I'd love blunt feedback: is the value clear in 30 seconds?   submitted by   /u/WorstOne0 [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/10/15 20:57:52