Analyze code changes with the new codebase view

You can now see exactly which parts of your codebase are changing and when. The new codebase view aggregates all file changes from pull requests into a tree structure, making it easy to spot patterns and explore your code activity.

The view organizes changes by repository, folder, and file, showing metrics like the number of PRs, lines changed, and contributors for each part of your codebase. This allows you to identify hotspots and understand where your team’s effort is going.

Use it to answer questions like:

• Which files are being edited by AI coding assistants?
• Which folders has a team worked on most this quarter?
• Who has contributed to this part of the codebase?
• Which files are most commonly part of reverted PRs?

Combine the view with PR filters to dive deeper. For example, filter by team, time period, or PR characteristics to see how different segments of work affect different parts of your code.

The view is based entirely on filenames — no source code is accessed — so your code stays private while you get the insights you need.

Try it out by navigating to metrics → code metrics → codebase.