🔗 When code is pushed into git repo, autogenerate diagram

The feature you are describing is a tool that would automatically generate a diagram or visual representation of the code that is pushed into a Git repository. This could be done using a process called "reverse engineering" where the tool would analyze the code and create a diagram that shows the relationships and dependencies between different parts of the codebase. This feature could be implemented as an integration between the Git repository and a diagramming tool such as Brainboard. When a developer pushes code changes to the Git repository, the tool would automatically trigger the reverse engineering process and create a new version of the diagram that reflects the updated codebase. This feature would be useful for developers and team leaders to have a better understanding of the codebase and how it is structured, as well as to easily identify potential issues or areas that may need to be refactored.