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I built something wild for the Paper Challenge🚀
It turns any GitHub repo into a visual case study — instantly.
No writing. No designing.
Just drop a repo link… and the canvas builds itself.
That’s CodeSage💯
Most devs have solid projects…
but they’re buried in README files nobody reads.
CodeSage changes that.
It reads your actual code — architecture, stack, commits —
and transforms it into a clean, dark, presentation-ready case study.
The real unlock?
Paper MCP.
I connected my AI agent directly to the canvas.
So instead of designing manually…
the agent builds everything:
• Sections
• Layout
• Insights
• Structure
All generated directly on the canvas.
No drag. No drop.
Just output.
Pick any repo → get 3 analysis modes:
*Each one gives
→ Complexity score
→ PR velocity
→ Language breakdown
→ Full Refactor Roadmap
Try CodeSage: https://codesage-871524277866.us-central1.run.app/
Tech stack:
Paper MCP · Gemini API · GitHub API · Antigravity
Looks great!
so glad!
Great concept 🔥
thanks!
thanks!
looks stunning 👌
thanks mate!
This is soo clean
so glad!
thanks mate!
looks awesome.
thanks bro!
🔥🔥🙌
Awesome!!🚀
Nice work....🙌
Done so Nicely.... Great work
Keep it up dude🔥
thanks
UI really looks cool.
Nice concept
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