Shareable Reports

A live, public snapshot of a repository's dead code, Memory Score and Key-Person Risk — reachable with a single link and no login. Use it to brief a stakeholder, walk through a tech audit, or hand off context to a new engineering lead.

How it works

Every repository is given a token the first time a report link is requested for it; the report at that URL always reflects the latest completed scan, so it stays current without regenerating anything. Nothing is baked at request time beyond reading the current rows.

• The report reflects whatever the last completed scan found — daily on Autopilot, or the last time you ran an analysis manually.
• Each report has its own token-based URL. Anyone holding the link can view it — there is no separate login check.
• PDF export is available for offline use, board presentations, or audit documentation.

Live demo

Metrics appear as the report loads, and the share link sits ready underneath it.

Report contents

Dead code findings

An alert banner naming the percentage of scanned chunks that may be dead code, a four-tile stats row (chunks scanned, dead code %, flagged functions, average confidence), and the top five findings by confidence, each with a confidence bar.

Memory Score

A single 0–100 number reflecting how well the codebase is understood and maintained, shown against an industry-average comparison. It is a lighter, purpose-built figure for this page — derived from the dead code percentage and average confidence — and is a different number from the six-dimension Health Score shown inside the product.

Key-Person Risk

The key-people count, the risk band, the top contributor's share of the lines, and how many areas would lose their only author. Individual contributors are not named on the public link — that detail stays inside the product.

Cost of Inaction

An estimated annual cost of carrying the current dead code, built from a stated engineer-hours-per-issue assumption and a stated hourly rate — both shown in the report, and both labelled as an estimate rather than a measurement.

Locked sections

Intent Map, Impact Simulator, Code Decoded and Production Readiness are shown as locked cards on the public report, naming what is available inside the product without exposing it on an unauthenticated link.

Sharing options

• Public link — anyone with the URL can view. No account needed. The link uses a random, hard-to-guess token; there is currently no way to deactivate one once created.
• PDF download — the Download PDF button saves an offline snapshot via your browser’s print dialog, for email attachments or records.
• Slack notification — Autopilot posts a daily run summary to your configured webhook, separate from the report link itself.