Explore a codebase as a graph, and keep the reasoning attached to its symbols.

Whip Docs is a local code-architecture explorer built with Rust, Tauri and Svelte. Expand files into declarations, follow the relationships the analyzer can establish, and preserve original intent alongside separate interpretations and proposed changes.

Browser fixture preview using recorded Rust-service output. Details.

Use Node.js 24 and npm 10 or later:

git clone https://github.com/MrScripty/whip-docs.git
cd whip-docs
npm ci
npm run dev

Open http://127.0.0.1:1420/?preview=mixed. Expand a file, select a declaration and preserve an original intent entry. Later interpretations and proposals remain separate entries. Preview records stay in that browser's local storage.

The preview displays recorded analysis; it does not analyze directories through native IPC. A plain browser without the preview flag shows a desktop-required message.

In a configured Rust/Tauri environment with your platform's native prerequisites:

npm run dev:desktop

Open a local source directory by its absolute path. It does not need a Cargo.toml. The native design stores an append-only intent journal locally and binds entries to analyzed source digests; proposals do not change repository code.

This is a prototype. Native linking, IPC and restart acceptance remain unqualified. Language support covers tested syntax subsets, with explicit gaps; see the grammar qualification matrix.

npm run check
npm run build
cargo test --no-default-features --workspace --all-targets --locked

PROTOTYPE.md covers native setup, graph controls, journal privacy, stale bindings and verification. The integration record separates browser, backend and native evidence.

The former Studio Whip documentation website is retained in Git history.

MIT License.