ARCHITECTURE FIRST · AGENT READY

Stop letting AI code blind. Change the flow.

The last advantage of coding by hand was architectural awareness—Birdview has eliminated that reason entirely.
The future of programming comes down to just two things: constraints and architecture.

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Map first.
Move with confidence.

TRY BIRDVIEW

Explore the map yourself.

Switch views, select modules and explore constraints. Sample activity is simulated.

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01

Architecture context

Stable module identities, ownership, relationships, and source evidence stay visible together.

02

Change scope

Planned modules light up while the surrounding system fades into context.

03

Verifiable output

Validate JSON and render a self-contained HTML snapshot with no server required.

Install Birdview

Choose your agent. Run these commands in PowerShell or a macOS/Linux shell.

Requires Node.js 18+ and npm; your agent or installer may require a newer version. Installs for your user account.

  1. Install the skill

    npx skills add Qiuner/birdview --skill birdview --agent codex --global --copy --yes
  2. Install dependencies and check

    npm --prefix "$HOME/.agents/skills/birdview" ci
    node "$HOME/.agents/skills/birdview/scripts/birdview.mjs" doctor
  3. Try it in a new agent task

    Use Birdview to show this project's architecture; do not edit code.

Doctor checks the installation, not agent activation. The default is auto; existing project on-demand settings take precedence.

Full installation and mode guide →

COMMUNITY · FEEDBACK

Meet other Birdview users.

Get installation help, discuss inaccurate maps, and explore Architecture-first Coding together.

QQ group: 627760389

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QR code for the Birdview QQ user group, group number 627760389

OPEN SOURCE · MIT LICENSE

Give every AI change a map.

Built for teams that want faster reviews without losing the shape of the system.

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