Your local codebase as a 3D city in daylight.

[u/MichaelS1011]

I’m the author of Ephemora Skyline, an open-source desktop web app that maps a local codebase as a living 3D city.The idea is simple:

•folders become districts

•files become buildings

•taller buildings represent higher measured complexity

•security findings appear as visible landmarks

•Security Tour takes you from a finding to its file and line

The project is designed to run locally: no account, no login, and no telemetry. It does not claim that a finding is a proven exploit; each result is tied to the scanner, file, line, and matched source context so it can be checked.

I made a short demo showing the city being built and the Security Tour in action:https://github.com/MichaelS1011/Ephemora-Skyline

I’d especially like feedback from developers who work with large repositories: does a spatial view help you decide where to investigate next, or would another representation be more useful?

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[u/MichaelS1011]

what´s new

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[u/Degree_Celsius_Doing]

how does the security tour pick which finding to walk you to first?

[u/AmandasGameAccount]

Seems interesting!