RepoNap: Open-Source Tool Uses Gemma 3 to Help Developers Understand Codebases

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A student developer has built RepoNap, an open-source assistant that helps people get oriented in unfamiliar GitHub repositories. Users connect a repository, browse its scanned source files, and ask questions in plain English. The tool indexes code into chunks, retrieves relevant sections, and passes them to Google's Gemma 3 model running via Ollama to generate explanations. The project was built with Python and Streamlit and was submitted to a Hacktoberfest open-source AI challenge. Its creator says the goal is to reduce the time spent manually searching files and to show how open-weight models can power practical developer tools.

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