DevBrand analyzes the project you have open in VS Code — its dependencies, frameworks, product features, backend services, language breakdown, folder structure, and Git history — and lets you turn that into a downloadable PDF report.
Developed by Raideep Singh Mail- [email protected] linkedin- https://www.linkedin.com/in/raideep-singh-60b99a271/
Features
- Deep project analysis — package manager, dependencies, frameworks (40+ signatures), product features (auth/database/routing/API/testing/CI-CD/ styling/state/i18n), backend services (Firebase/Supabase/Amplify/Vercel), language breakdown, folder structure, and Git history — all computed locally on your machine.
- Editable analysis — review and correct the project name, description, and add free-text notes before generating a report.
- PDF report generation — one click produces a shareable PDF containing the full analysis, your description, and your notes. No AI provider or API key required — this is entirely local.
Getting Started
- Install the extension.
- Open the DevBrand icon in the Activity Bar.
- Click Analyze Project on the Dashboard tab.
- Review/edit the analysis on the Analysis tab.
- Click Generate Report (PDF) and choose where to save it.
Commands
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
DevBrand: Analyze Project |
Runs the analyzer pipeline against the open workspace. |
DevBrand: Open Dashboard |
Opens/focuses the DevBrand sidebar. |
DevBrand: Open Settings |
Opens VS Code settings filtered to DevBrand. |
DevBrand: Refresh Project Analysis |
Re-runs analysis (also available as a view title icon). |
Settings
devbrand.excludeGitHistory— skip Git analysis entirely.devbrand.maxFilesToScan— safety cap for very large repositories.
Privacy
Project analysis (file names, dependency names, folder structure, commit messages, etc.) never leaves your machine — there is no AI provider, no network call, and no backend involved. The PDF report is written directly to a location you choose via the native save dialog.
License
See the LICENSE file.