Project Index

The Project Index is MyaiOne for Development’s automatically discovered map of your codebase. Under the heading Project Structure — AI-discovered knowledge about your codebase, it lays out how the project is organized so you don’t have to reverse-engineer it yourself. Use Refresh to re-scan and pick up changes.

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On this page

• Overview
• Services
• Infrastructure
• Conventions

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Overview

The Overview summarizes the project at a glance — its architecture type (for example, a single-service or multi-service layout), how many services it contains, and the workspace path where it lives.

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Services

The Services section lists each service the index discovered. Every service is shown as a card with:

• Name and role — the service’s name and what part it plays (for example, a Frontend tag).
• Path — where the service lives in the workspace.
• Tech stack — the languages, frameworks, and tools detected (for example, the language, UI framework, package manager, and build tool).
• Runtime details — such as the port it runs on and its styling approach.
• Environment Variables — an expandable list, with a count of how many were found.
• Key Directories — the important folders within the service.

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Infrastructure

The Infrastructure section captures how the project runs and ships:

• Docker Compose — the compose file, and the Docker Services it defines (such as databases, caches, queues, and supporting tools).
• CI/CD — the continuous-integration system the project uses.

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Conventions

The Conventions section records the project’s established patterns and practices, so work stays consistent with how the codebase is already written.