Project Graph helps you understand a codebase at a glance.
It combines structure, dependency relationships, size analytics, and critical-file insights in a single view inside VS Code.
What it does
Shows folder and program structure in a clean tree view
Visualizes dependency connections between analyzed files
Reports total workspace file count and total workspace size
Highlights critical files based on connection impact and entry-point relevance
Supports focused analysis through configurable file extensions and excluded folders
Who is it for?
Developers joining an existing project
Maintainers cleaning up large repositories
Teams reviewing architecture and technical debt
Anyone who wants fast visibility into project structure and file impact
How to activate it
Install the extension in VS Code.
Open the project folder you want to analyze.
Open the Command Palette (Ctrl+Shift+P).
Run Project Graph: Open.
To refresh data after changes, run Project Graph: Refresh.
Contributing
Contributions are welcome.
Found a glitch? Wouldnt suprise me.
This repository contains 20% logic, 30% caffeine and 50% "why does this suddenly work?"
Send a pull request on GitHub.
Thanks
If you want to learn how to create your own extension,
you can start with the official VS Code guide or lookup some tutorial videos.
I know reading sucks sometime.
