CyfroCode's architecture views help you understand a codebase faster — the Logic Map graphs code relationships, and the Mind Map lays out your API endpoints with AI explanations.
Logic Map
The Logic Map visualizes code relationships as an interactive graph. To use it:
- Open a completed scan from the Scans tab.
- Click the Logic Map tab (Network icon) in the scan detail page.
- The graph loads showing nodes (files, functions, classes, endpoints) and edges (relationships between them).
- Pan by clicking and dragging empty space. Zoom with scroll or pinch.
- Click any node to highlight its connections. A detail drawer opens on the right showing the node kind, file path, and relationships.
Logic Map controls:
| Control | What It Does |
|---|---|
| Layout (Force / Layered) | Switch between organic force-directed layout and hierarchical layered layout. |
| View Mode (Logic / File / Layered) | Change how nodes are grouped — by logical structure, by file, or by application layer. |
| Node Filter | Show or hide nodes by kind (function, class, endpoint, file, workflow) and status. |
| Focus + Depth (0–5) | Select a node, then use Focus to show only nodes within that many hops. Isolates a subgraph around a specific component. |
| Extract Flow | Generate a logical flow path from the selected node. A flow drawer shows the sequence of calls and data transformations. |
| Full Screen | Expand the graph across the full viewport for detailed review. |
| Export | Save the current graph view as an image or structured data. |
If the tab shows "Scan intelligence is still running," wait for analysis to complete and refresh. If it shows "Scan intelligence is unavailable," enable code-intelligence settings in the Policy tab and re-run the scan.
Mind Map
The Mind Map displays your API endpoints as a tree of cards with AI-generated explanations. To use it:
- Open a completed scan from the Scans tab.
- Click the Mind Map tab (Brain icon) in the scan detail page.
- Endpoint cards appear in a tree layout. Each card shows the HTTP method, path, handler function, and a source badge (AI-generated or Deterministic).
- Filter by HTTP method (GET, POST, PUT, DELETE), status, or risk level using the toolbar filters.
- Use the search box to find endpoints by keyword or path fragment.
- Click any endpoint card to open a detail panel on the right.
The endpoint detail panel shows:
- Handler symbols — the functions or methods that handle this endpoint.
- HTTP path and method — the full route definition.
- Parameters (inputs) — query, path, body, and header parameters the endpoint accepts.
- Downstream calls — other services or functions this endpoint invokes.
- Security notes — authentication requirements, authorization checks, and risk observations.
- Linked findings — any security findings associated with this endpoint.
- Patch references — remediation drafts related to this endpoint.
If the tab shows "Mind Map not yet generated," wait for analysis to complete and click Refresh in the toolbar.