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Understand Anything

Understand Anything is a Claude Code plugin that analyzes a codebase with a multi-agent pipeline and turns it into an interactive knowledge graph of files, functions, classes and dependencies.

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Understand Anything

A multi-agent pipeline scans a project and builds a knowledge graph that can be explored as clickable nodes with plain-English summaries and relationships, or switched to a domain view that maps code to business processes as flows and steps. Pointed at a Karpathy-pattern knowledge-base wiki instead of code, it extracts wikilinks and categories deterministically, then has agents discover implicit relationships and surface claims as a separate navigable graph.

Other features include auto-generated guided tours ordered by dependency, fuzzy and semantic search across the graph, diff impact analysis showing which parts of a system a change affects, a persona-adaptive dashboard that adjusts detail for a junior developer versus a power user, automatic layer grouping by architectural role, and inline explanations of common language concepts. It works with Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Copilot and Gemini CLI. TypeScript, MIT.

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