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N3MO transforms your source code into a detailed map of symbols and their connections, letting you instantly see what parts of your code will be affected by changes. It integrates with AI tools like Claude Desktop and Cursor so your assistant can answer complex code questions without guesswork. Though setup requires developer skills, once running, it helps developers, reviewers, and teams avoid bugs and speed onboarding by making code structure clear and queryable.
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Map what breaks if I change a function in my code Visualize call chains and dependencies interactively Query my codebase with AI agents like Claude or Cursor Get automatic impact analysis comments on pull requests Understand complex code structure without manual tracing Speed up onboarding by exploring code relationships Integrate code intelligence into my CI/CD pipeline
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N3MO FAQ
Can I use N3MO to find what parts of my code will break if I change a function?
Yes — N3MO maps the full impact (blast radius) of any symbol change instantly, showing all affected code parts before you edit.
Can I use N3MO with Claude Desktop or Cursor?
Yes — N3MO works as a server that integrates with Claude Desktop, Cursor, and Windsurf apps to let your AI query your codebase structurally.
Do I need an API key or account to use N3MO?
No — N3MO is open source for noncommercial use and runs locally or in your environment without requiring keys.
How hard is it to set up N3MO?
It requires developer-level setup, including installing dependencies like Docker and configuring the server.
Does N3MO support many programming languages?
Yes — it supports 27 languages with deep code analysis using tree-sitter parsers.
Can N3MO help new developers understand a complex codebase?
Yes — it visualizes call chains and dependencies to speed up onboarding.
Is N3MO free to use?
It is free for noncommercial use under the PolyForm Noncommercial license; commercial licenses are available separately.