AI revival reports for the graveyard in your projects folder. Point Resurrect at any abandoned codebase. Get a verdict in 47 seconds.
Point Resurrect at a folder. Bob reads the whole codebase. You get a verdict.
Four sections, four answers.
Reconstructs your project's vision from code, README, and commit history. Tech stack and data model identified.
Finds the breadcrumbs. Last commit, unmerged branches, half-built features, the blockers you hit.
Technical debt audit. Outdated dependencies, security issues, commented-out code, documentation drift.
Prioritized action plan with rationale and effort estimates. Specific to your project, not generic advice.
Resurrect needs to read your entire project at once: every file, every commit, every commented-out block. Most AI coding tools can't. They read one file at a time and lose the thread between them.
IBM Bob holds the whole repo in context. That's how it can see your auth is commented out because of a session bug, and that the same bug is what stopped you shipping the social features. That kind of dot-connecting is what turns a static analyzer into a Revival Report.
Without repo-wide context, this would be guesswork. With Bob, the analysis stands up.
Choose where your code lives. Resurrect works either way.
Upload a GitHub repo URL or a zip file. Get a shareable Revival Report at a public URL.
Right-click any project folder. The Revival Report opens in a new editor tab.
