Your codebase has features no one mapped. Faultlines reads git history and shows which ones are rotting — ranked by bug density, churn, and bus factor. No Jira. No tagging. One command.
One command reads your git history, clusters files into a draft feature map, and produces a health report. No Jira, no tagging, no setup — the rough cut is ready in minutes, and you refine the names and groupings from there.
Don't trust a marketing number. These are public OSS repos you can clone and scan today — we did the run, the output is byte-for-byte reproducible with the CLI.
We draft a feature map from git history alone. On the repos below, we found 70–100% of the modules a maintainer would list in their README — with real business names, not src/ or utils/. You refine the names, merge or split features, and get a health report instantly.
No tagging, no ticket hygiene, no cross-team alignment meeting. Just a CLI.
Where Faultlines is today, and where it's heading.
Drop your repo URL — we'll scan it with Claude Sonnet and email you a feature map with health scores. Free, no API key needed.