Code visualization as a transparency and audit tool. When an agent writes code, the steward can verify the logic without reading every line. Paste code. Get an interactive flowchart. Trust through visibility.
Agents write code. Sometimes a lot of it. As a steward, you need to verify that the agent executed correctly — that the logic matches your intent. Reading every line isn't practical. Seeing the logic flow is.
Trust is built through visibility, not obscurity.
LogicArt transforms any JavaScript or TypeScript into interactive flowcharts — zooming, collapsing, tracing execution paths. It's the transparency layer between what the agent produced and what you need to verify.
LogicArt isn't a documentation tool. It's how stewards maintain oversight of agent-written code. A three-step verification loop for every piece of code your agent produces.
Your agent produces a function, module, or entire feature across any platform.
Paste the code. LogicArt generates an interactive flowchart revealing the full logic structure.
You trace execution path, check branching logic, and confirm the agent's work matches your intent.
Paste any JavaScript or TypeScript function. LogicArt parses the AST and renders an interactive flowchart you can zoom, pan, and collapse.
LogicArt integrates directly with your development workflow. Audit pull requests, analyze repository architecture, and share visualizations with deeplinks.
Visualize changed functions in any pull request. See the logic before you merge.
Full architecture visualization. See how modules connect and where complexity lives.
Share visualizations with a URL. Point your team directly to the logic that matters.
LogicArt implements Principle IV of the Agent Declaration — the Responsibility of Transparency. When an agent acts, that action should be traceable and auditable. LogicArt makes it visual.
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