Source: https://seerepo.com/docs/getting-started
Markdown source: https://seerepo.com/docs/getting-started.md
Description: From a GitHub repo to its map: sign in, pick a repo, watch it draw itself.

# Get started with SeeRepo in 3 steps

SeeRepo draws your repository as a map of modules you can go inside. You don't need to read code: you need a GitHub account and a repo.

## 1/ Sign in with GitHub

Click **Continue with GitHub**. It's the only way in: "SeeRepo only reads the repos you connect." If you were opening a page of SeeRepo, like a map someone shared, you land back on it.

Then install the SeeRepo GitHub App on the repos you choose. It's read-only, and it only sees the repos you give it. See [Connect a repo](/docs/connect-a-repo) for what it asks for.

## 2/ Pick a repo

SeeRepo asks **Which repo do you want to see?** Choose one from the list, check the timezone and the map language, and click **Draw my project**.

> A medium repo, in under a minute; a very big one, a few minutes. The details keep arriving after.

## 3/ Watch your first load, then go inside

You watch the map assemble: your files fly to the part they belong to, and the modules appear one by one. See [Your first load](/docs/first-load).

When it's done, double-click any part to go inside its module. See [Modules and parts](/docs/worlds-and-parts).

## Next steps

- [A part's sheet](/docs/part-sheet): what one part does and who made it.
- [Health](/docs/health): what's worth fixing, with a prompt for your AI agent.