Walk through your history.
Scrub through Git snapshots and watch the city grow, shift, and leave empty plots behind.
A PLACE FOR EVERY FILE
Your codebase.
A city.
Every file a building. Every module a neighborhood.
Watch the shape of your code change over time.
Paste into Codex in your repository.
Your code stays off the sharing service.
Watch OpenClaw grow
View sourceMade from your local repository
Shared without code or filenames
One link. Open to explore.
FROM YOUR REPO TO THE WORLD
A different way
to show your work.
- 01
Let Codex take a look.
Open your repository in Codex and paste the prompt. Strata scans up to 10 snapshots across the Git history available on your machine.
- 02
Choose what you share.
Your city is anonymous by default. For a public repository, you can include district names. Code and filenames stay local, and buildings keep their place as the city changes.
- 03
Send someone your skyline.
Share an unlisted link and replay the city’s growth in 18 seconds. Anyone with the link can explore it, with no account or Codex required.
YOUR NEXT PERSPECTIVE
What does
your code look like?
Start a chat in Codex with your repository open.
Give it this prompt. It’ll take it from there.
A PROMPT FOR YOUR CODEX
Create an anonymized Strata city with up to 10 snapshots of this repository’s history and publish it as an unlisted link. Read the guide to get started.
Uses your local tools. No account on this site.
BEYOND THE SKYLINE
The city is just
the beginning.
The full Strata app helps you understand how your codebase changes, and gives your agents the same map.
Explore Strata on GitHubSee your module boundaries.
Explore public gates and imports that cross them, with measured evidence behind the view.
Give Codex a place to start.
Investigate a boundary in your local workspace and take a focused repair into your next coding session.
The landscape is public. Your source isn’t uploaded.
Sharing is anonymous by default. Public repositories can opt into district names, as in the OpenClaw example. Code, filenames, repository metadata, commit identifiers, and dates are excluded. The city still reveals structure, approximate scale, and how those change. Your links are unlisted, and anyone with a link can view and pass it on. Only share a city you’re comfortable making visible.