Codebase import
Connect a GitHub repository or upload a ZIP to create a queryable model of the codebase.
Turn source code into searchable specifications and context for teams and AI agents.
CoreStory is an AI code intelligence platform, introduced through Crowdbotics’ rebrand. Import a codebase to build a persistent model of its architecture, behavior, and business logic. Teams can ask questions, generate specifications, and give coding agents source-grounded context for maintenance, onboarding, and modernization work. Enterprise access is available through the CoreStory team. Individual plans with free-to-start access are coming soon.
Connect a GitHub repository or upload a ZIP to create a queryable model of the codebase.
Ask about authentication flows, data models, API endpoints, and business logic, with answers linked to source files.
Generate executive overviews, user stories, data models, API specifications, and architecture documentation from the implementation.
Develop ticket drafts, business-rule descriptions, and BDD scenarios. Export and sharing access depend on the plan.
Connect via MCP so tools such as Claude, Cursor, and GitHub Copilot can query the codebase’s specifications and dependencies.
Explore system-level behavior and find where important logic lives before changing an unfamiliar repository.
Map requirements, workflows, and dependencies to inform migration planning and validation criteria.
Create user stories, API specs, and ticket drafts that connect product requirements to the existing code.
Supply code-derived architecture and business logic to an external coding agent while planning or implementing changes.
Individual plans with free-to-start access are coming soon. Developers and small teams can join the waitlist for launch updates. Enterprise access is available through the CoreStory team.
Enterprise agreements usually use committed CoreStory Intelligence Unit packages with annual billing. Access, capacity, and commercial terms depend on the agreement.
CoreStory generates specifications, business rules, workflows, and code insights. Coding tools can use that context to implement changes; CoreStory itself does not generate code.
Its model is grounded in source code and related artifacts. External facts, such as whether a third-party API is deprecated, still need separate verification and human review.
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