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Floorplan: plain-English interactive map of your codebase
Summary
Floorplan is an MIT-licensed plugin for Claude Code and Codex that reads a codebase and
draws an interactive, plain-English map of it: the parts of the app, files, endpoints,
screens, and how they connect, including across separate repos. It also offers a health
check for common mistakes in AI-built apps, a "Recent work" view of what the agent
changed, "Ask the map" questions, and a "blueprint" mode that maps an app from a PRD
before it exists. date_published is the date it was checked (version 0.6.3).
Key points
- Install in Claude Code:
claude plugin marketplace add haydenschmitty/floorplan, thenclaude plugin install floorplan@floorplan, and start a new session. The README also gives a Codex install path. - Requirements: Node.js 18+; no API keys; the README says it has no dependencies.
- Good for: getting oriented in an unfamiliar repo, reviewing what an agent changed across a session, and checking a vibe-coded app for structural problems.
- Maintenance signals (2026-11-06): about 3,000 stars (+2,610 in 7 days), 230 forks, 120 commits, a changelog, CI tests, 19 open issues and 29 open PRs. The fork ratio looks organic; the large open-PR count may mean a review backlog.
Why it matters
A visual alternative to reading an agent's summary of a codebase; useful as a quick check after a long agent session.