Understanding a large codebase is hard. You clone it, start reading files, and quickly lose track of how everything connects. Which modules are most depended on? Where are the circular dependencies? What would break if you refactored this file? Orbis answers these questions visually. Paste a GitHub repository URL, and Orbis clones it, parses the ASTs across Python, JavaScript, TypeScript, Go, Rust, and Java, detects architectural patterns, and renders the entire codebase as a navigable 3D force-directed graph. Click any module to inspect its dependencies, metrics, and exported symbols. Ask the built-in AI assistant questions like "which module should I refactor first?" and get answers grounded in the actual code structure. Features 3D force-directed graph - Nodes sized by lines of code, colored by type, with animated directional particles on edges. Multi-language AST parsing - Python, JavaScript/TypeScript, Go, Rust, and Java via tree-sitter.…