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# Code Integration
The code view allows users to see the [integration script](/tensorleap-integration/writing-integration-code.md) of the code-model pair they have uploaded. That includes the code snapshot, the size of the data splits, used secret, etc.
To open the code view, go to the [Network view](/user-interface/project/network.md) and click Code on the right hand side.
To expand the code view in a way that would also allow access to the code itself, click the expand button in the top right section of the panel
Expanding the code integration to show the code
The code integration script contain several sections:
1. An in-platform [code-viewing](/user-interface/project/network/code-integration/code-viewing.md) section
2. An [asset review section](/user-interface/project/network/code-integration/asset-review.md), that can be used to examine the assets uploaded to the platform: the size of the sets in the set integration script, and the different metrics, metadata, visualizations, etc.
### Code Integration Video Tutorial
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