evidence-first code intelligence
The answer to one real engineering question is usually scattered across a dozen files. Meeba Brain traces it — and shows exactly which files back up every claim it makes.
Meeba Brain is a read-only GitHub tool that grades every AI answer about your code as Verified, Inferred, or Unknown, so you know what to trust before you act on it.
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Meeba Brain doesn't summarize your code from nearby text. It parses the actual structure — callers, callees, routes, dependencies — into a graph, then grades every claim against it before the answer ships.
Real AST parsing across your repo builds callers, callees, routes and dependencies — not a proximity guess from embeddings.
That structure becomes a queryable code graph, so an answer about one function can trace every place it's actually used.
Every claim ships as Verified, Inferred, or Unknown. Unverified references get re-checked before you see them, not after you catch the mistake.
The same grounded graph, right inside the tools on your machine right now — no new tab, no new habit to build.
Meeba Brain needs to read your code to build the graph — it never needs permission to change it. Connect a repo the same way you'd share a link.
The permission scope is read-only, on purpose. Nothing below is possible, even if asked.
Skip the access conversation entirely — point Meeba Brain at any public GitHub repo and try a real question before connecting anything private.
Try on a public repo →"I tested it on a real PDF parsing bug. It understood the underlying error context and gave a more accurate fix than the AI tools I normally reach for."
Akshat Tamrakar · Full Stack Developer, tested on a live production bug
The things people ask before connecting a repo.
A read-only GitHub tool that traces AI-generated answers about your codebase back to real files and grades every claim as Verified, Inferred, or Unknown, instead of guessing from nearby text.
No. It only requests read-only access to repository contents to build its code graph. It cannot write, push, or delete branches, files, or the repository, even if asked.
Every claim is labeled Verified, Inferred, or Unknown based on whether it's directly backed by the code graph, likely but not certain, or not determinable from the repo at all.
Yes, it's free during early access. No credit card or phone number required to sign up.
Yes. It runs as an MCP server, so the same evidence-graded code graph is available inside Cursor and Claude Code, not just in the web chat.
Yes. Point Meeba Brain at any public GitHub repository and ask a real question before connecting or granting access to a private one.
Most AI coding assistants answer from text proximity or embeddings, which can sound confident while being wrong. Meeba Brain builds an actual AST-based code graph of your repository, so answers trace to real callers, callees, and files — and every claim ships graded as Verified, Inferred, or Unknown.
Meeba Brain runs as an MCP server that connects to Cursor and Claude Code, so once it's connected you can query the same code graph from inside your editor without switching tabs.
Engineers debugging a real issue in their own codebase who want an answer backed by evidence from the actual repository, rather than a plausible-sounding guess.
Don't evaluate it in the abstract. Connect a public repo, paste the bug you're stuck on right now, and see whether the evidence holds up.
no credit card · read-only GitHub access
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