code-tour

An interactive code tour automates codebase walkthroughs by displaying source files in a live tmux+nvim pane while generating step-by-step explanations. It pre-reads files to provide low-latency, high-context navigation through entry points, dependencies, and core logic.

Yes, a guided code tour coordinates file navigation via a preloaded tour plan, automatically opening source files in an nvim pane. It provides step-by-step explanations of code structure, architecture, and service flows with user confirmation between stops.

To explore entry points and integration points, an interactive code tour generates a structured plan covering core logic and dependencies. It walks through each stop in a live nvim pane, explaining the architecture and flow while waiting for user confirmation before proceeding.

Yes, this interactive code tour requires a running tmux session and nvim installed in your environment. The tool coordinates file navigation and displays source files directly within the embedded nvim pane to execute the live walkthrough.

The best way to visualize service flows without manual exploration is using a tmux-based code tour. It presents source files in a live nvim pane and provides step-by-step explanations of architecture, eliminating the need to manually open and trace files.

The interactive code tour pauses between stops to request user confirmation, ensuring you can absorb the step-by-step explanations of code structure and architecture before navigating to the next entry point, dependency, or integration point in the live nvim pane.