Audit. Standardize.
Shift Forward.
AI-powered codebase analysis with senior architect-level intelligence. Scan any GitHub or Azure DevOps repository and get actionable standards, AI infrastructure configs, and remediation plans.
How It Works
Three steps from repository URL to actionable improvement plan.
Search or Paste a URL
Search GitHub repos by name or paste a GitHub/Azure DevOps URL — public or private.
AI Analyzes 7 Areas
Structure, patterns, security, dependencies, dead code, hardcoded values, and runtime stability.
Generate Outputs
Standards docs, AI tool configs (Claude, Cursor, Copilot, Windsurf, Codex, Gemini), MCP recommendations, and remediation plans.
The Problem
AI-assisted development is faster than ever — but speed without guardrails creates technical debt at scale. RepoShift closes the loop.
AI Generates Code Fast — Standards Don't Keep Up
Every AI prompt produces different patterns, naming conventions, and error handling approaches. Without enforced standards, codebases become a patchwork of conflicting styles that no single developer wrote.
What Gets Lost
Structure drifts as modules grow unchecked. Magic strings and hardcoded URLs pile up. Dependencies go stale or duplicate. Dead code accumulates. Security gaps hide in plain sight. Runtime issues — memory leaks, unhandled errors, race conditions — go unnoticed until production.
AI Tools Are Blind Without Context
Claude, Cursor, Copilot, and others generate better code when they know your project's rules. But someone has to write CLAUDE.md, .cursorrules, AGENTS.md. RepoShift audits your codebase and generates these files automatically.
What It Analyzes
Seven focused audit categories powered by Claude AI.
Structure & Organization
Folder structure, module boundaries, separation of concerns
Patterns & Consistency
Naming conventions, code style, architectural patterns
Hardcoded Values
Magic strings, magic numbers, inline URLs, embedded credentials
Dependencies & Packages
Outdated, unused, deprecated, or duplicate packages
Dead Code
Unused exports, unreachable code, commented-out blocks
Security Basics
Exposed secrets, unsafe patterns, missing protections
Runtime & Stability
Memory leaks, unhandled errors, missing cleanup, race conditions