I’m exploring a dev tool idea and wanted some honest feedback from the community.

There are three problems I keep seeing developers struggle with

1. Understanding large codebases

Joining a project with thousands of files and figuring out where things are implemented can take weeks.

2. Dependency hell

Broken builds, incompatible packages, version conflicts, etc.

3. Framework migrations

Teams sometimes want to move from Flutter → React Native (or similar), but rewriting everything is expensive.

Idea: a tool that analyzes the entire codebase and acts like an AI “system architect” for the project.

Features could include:

• Ask questions about the codebase (“Where is authentication handled?”)

• Analyze and suggest fixes for dependency conflicts

• Map architecture and generate dependency graphs

• Assist with partial framework migrations (starting with UI components)

The goal wouldn’t be perfect automation, but helping developers understand, stabilize, and evolve large projects faster.

Would something like this actually be useful in real workflows, or does it sound like another overhyped AI tool?

Trying to figure out if this solves real developer pain before building anything.