Code Intelligence Engine for Codebases | Dweve Reed

What is Dweve Reed?

Reed is a local code-intelligence engine for codebases. It parses source into one reusable structural model with syntax and containment, declarations and references, imports and reverse imports, call relationships where supported, and ranked structural relevance. That model answers many questions without reparsing each time. Reed runs locally and offline with compiled grammars. Repository access is by request; supplied source is under Apache-2.0 terms.

• The repeatable contract names source bytes, grammar content, parser version, configuration, Unicode version, deterministic bounds, query and ordering, so the same declared inputs produce the same ordered result.
• Structural output is distinct from language-aware semantic bindings, calls and type relationships. Coverage is published per language and depth.

For consumers

Reed is the local code-reading engine inside Dweve Fabric. It recognises the parts and relationships in structured text and keeps each part tied to its exact place, so the workspace can respond precisely and produce the same structure again when nothing has changed. Reed is published under Apache-2.0.

For businesses

Reed is a local code-intelligence engine for codebases, built in Rust. It turns each repository into one stable structural model with a checkable parse tree, exact locations, repeatable runs and visible refactor plans. Reed publishes in the sixth round of Dweve's foundation release programme, with its documentation at docs.dweve.com the same day.

For engineers

Reed is a code-intelligence engine for codebases. It builds a checkable parse tree from each repository and keeps scope, reruns and refactor plans visible, so every team can work from the same reading. The repository publishes in the sixth round of Dweve’s foundation release programme.