Follow the workflow
Explore the steps, branches and loops that define how your agent works.
Understand its workflow. Inspect its tools and model connections. Trace what you see back to the code.
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Public GitHub repositories · Python

Pinned example: Local Deep Researcher workflow source
Ultra 13 is a hosted AI agent architecture mapping tool for developers and reviewers. It turns supported public Python repositories using LangChain, LangGraph and the OpenAI Agents SDK into interactive maps. Explore source-declared workflows, tools and model connections, inspect the supporting code, and see which relationships remain unresolved.
Explore the steps, branches and loops that define how your agent works.
Examine tools, model configuration and other components identified in the source.
Follow source references. See what is established, inferred or still unresolved.
Get oriented in an unfamiliar codebase, explain the architecture to a colleague, or prepare for a deeper review.
Choose a supported public Python repository using LangChain, LangGraph or OpenAI Agents SDK.
Inspect the workflow and connections. Select a component to take a closer look.
Review the evidence behind the map and investigate what remains unresolved.
A clearer view includes the gaps. Ultra 13 keeps unresolved source behaviour visible, so you can see what still needs investigation.
The scope of the initial release.
LangChain, LangGraph and OpenAI Agents SDK for Python. LangChain mapping supports create_agent and related supported source patterns. Coverage varies by SDK and code pattern; unsupported or unresolved behaviour stays visible.
Ultra 13 maps components and relationships it can establish from a supported repository’s source. The map helps you inspect workflows, tools and model configuration. Source declarations do not establish runtime behaviour: unresolved connections and unsupported patterns remain visible.
Ultra 13 inspects source without executing the imported agent. Mapping does not establish live tool use, effective runtime settings or whether declared controls are enforced.
The initial launch supports public GitHub repositories.
Security findings are coming soon. The current release maps architecture and provides source evidence to support your review.
Ultra 13 is free during the initial launch.
Explore the architecture. Follow it back to the code.
Free during the initial launch.