RLM-style Codebase Analyzer
I built an experimental analyzer for large, multi-file codebases where the model does not need the whole repo pasted into context. It inspects files through code, narrows the search space, runs focused passes, and keeps only the useful findings in the main reasoning loop.
- Used the RLM idea of keeping huge inputs outside the model context and letting programmatic inspection pull in only the parts that matter.
- Split big-codebase investigation into smaller passes: locate relevant files, summarize local behavior, compare call paths, and then synthesize likely root causes.
- Designed it for multi-file debugging and architecture review, where the hard part is not reading one file but staying coherent across a large codebase.
Reference: Recursive Language Models by Prime Intellect