repomap

repomap Team ​

repomap maps your code for your agent, free, forever. Team puts that map where your team decides: on every pull request, across every repository, and in one shared link.

Blast radius on every pull request ​

Install repomap Review on your GitHub org. Every pull request gets one check and one comment, updated on each push: the files and modules it reaches, the callers it can break, its risk, the tests to run, and the code owners it touches. No CI changes, no tokens in your workflows, and results in under a minute. It reads the code to analyse it and keeps none of it.

Free on public repositories.

One map across repositories ​

List your services in repomap.workspace.toml and repomap joins them into one graph. impact and trace follow your shared packages from one repository into the next, so your agent sees the service a change really breaks. It runs on your machine.

Every tool takes the whole workspace:

  • map gives one map per repository and lists which repository imports which package from which.
  • search ranks hits across all repositories, and says which other repositories use the file a hit is in.
  • context finds a file or symbol in every repository that has it and lists the files in other repositories that import it. Write api:src/auth.ts to ask one repository only.
  • trace and impact follow imports across repository borders.
  • db answers once per repository and never merges them: separate repositories are usually separate databases, so a merged schema would be a guess. Without a URL you get each repository's own schema and the code that queries it. With url or url_env you get the one live database shown to each repository, so you can see which repository queries each table.
toml
# repomap.workspace.toml
roots = ["../api", "../web", "../shared"]

The workspace file is found in the current repository or a parent folder. The same list also works as a workspace argument on every tool (not listed in the tool schemas, to keep them small), and on the CLI as --workspace ../api,../web. Without a Team licence the call answers for the current repository, says that the other repositories were not joined, and carries a pro_required field your agent can relay.

Private shared maps ​

Publish the map of any repository to a private link that only your GitHub org can open, refreshed on every push to your default branch. Viewers don't need a seat. Maps hold file paths and symbol names, never source code.

Support ​

Email support at hi@sylphx.com, with a reply within two business days.

What stays free ​

Everything free in repomap stays free, under MIT, including repomap impact in your own CI: map (with --tokens), search, context, trace, impact (with --changed), db, serve, export, score and the score Action, the Claude Code hook, setup, the six MCP tools, and repomap licence status. Team sells only what is new for teams, and a capability never moves from free to Team.

Price ​

US$180 per developer per year, paid upfront. Tax is added where it applies.

  • A seat is a developer who opens a pull request that repomap Review reviews on a private repository, counted over a rolling 30-day window.
  • Packs of 5, 10, 25 and 50 seats.
  • Public repositories are free, with no seat count.
  • One Team licence covers the pull request review, the multi-repository graph and private shared maps, plus support.

Blast-radius analysis is in CodeRabbit's Advanced plan at US$72 a developer a month, and Greptile charges US$30 a seat a month (coderabbit.ai/pricing, greptile.com/pricing, read 2 October 2026). repomap Team is deterministic, instant, and a fraction of the price.

Activate ​

Already bought? Run repomap licence activate <token>, and paste the same token on the repomap Review setup page. repomap licence status shows what is active.

repomap licence buy opens the Team page; in-terminal purchase turns on when checkout is live.