See your Bolt project as a map

Bolt builds your app in the browser through prompts. Since you don't write the code yourself, SeeRepo shows you what Bolt built and how its parts connect.

Step 1: Get your Bolt project on GitHub

In Bolt, click the GitHub icon at the top right, Log in to GitHub and Install the GitHub App with Install & Authorize. Then open the GitHub icon again, name the repo and click Create repository: it's created private, on main. Bolt commits each change that doesn't break the project and checks GitHub every 30 seconds for changes made elsewhere (Bolt and Git).

Step 2: Connect that repo to SeeRepo

Sign in to SeeRepo with GitHub, give the SeeRepo GitHub App access to the repo Bolt created, choose it under "Which repo do you want to see?" and click "Draw my project". See Connect a repo.

SeeRepo recognizes a commit as Bolt's when its author or its Co-Authored-By line says bolt.new or stackblitz. Bolt doesn't document the author of its commits, so they may count as yours.

Step 3: Copy a prompt from Health into Bolt's chat

Open Health in SeeRepo, tap a task and, in its sheet, click "Copy prompt". Here is a real one, with example file names:

In my project your-name/your-repo, no file of the product imports these files:
- src/old/Banner.tsx
- src/utils/legacyFormat.ts

Check each one (look for dynamic or convention-based uses too) and delete the ones that are really unused, with their tests. Tell me what you deleted and what you kept, and why.

Paste it into Bolt's chat. See Health for every kind of task.

Step 4: Check the change on your map

Bolt commits the change to GitHub, and SeeRepo reads every push. The module it touched says when it changed. See Where the work is happening.

Troubleshooting

Common problems:

• The repo isn't on GitHub yet: finish Step 1 first
• The SeeRepo GitHub App wasn't given access to that repo
• If Bolt and GitHub change at the same time, Bolt's version wins (Bolt and Git)