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Completed response with citations Ask answers questions about your codebase by navigating the knowledge graph to find exactly what you need to know. When a question involves a third-party library, it retrieves external documentation via web search if required. Follow-up questions in the same session retain full context from what came earlier To start using Ask, see the Explore Your Codebase tutorial.

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How It Navigates

Prior to generating a response, Ask first classifies the question by type: what something does, how it works, where it lives, or why it was built that way. Complex questions are broken into components and addressed one after other. Beyond the knowledge graph, Ask reads files directly by path with optional line ranges, reads multiple files at once when broad context is needed, and searches file contents by pattern to pinpoint exact usage sites and definitions.

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How It Responds

Answers are structured with headers, code snippets, and citations to exact file locations. File paths are shown relative to the repository root. Every requirement for the question raised is verified before the response is returned.

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Using the API

The Create Conversation and Message endpoint opens a session against a ready project and returns a cited, markdown formatted answer in a single call.

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Example uses

Auth Flow

Understanding how authentication works before building a protected endpoint.

Refactor Scope

Mapping every dependency before touching a core service.