Available in Krynia now

Answers tied to the source.

Krynia indexes one public GitHub repository or a bounded set of uploaded documents. You ask in your own words, read a short answer and open the material used to produce it.

Krynia knowledge base screen with connected sources, access scope and sync status.

Answers with source links

Each answer includes the material Krynia used, so you can check the wording instead of trusting the summary alone.

One public GitHub repository

Connect a repository that contains Markdown, MDX or text documentation. Private repositories are not supported yet.

Markdown, text and CSV uploads

Add a small bounded set of supported documents when the useful material is not in the connected repository.

Visible indexing states

See whether a source is queued, indexing, ready or needs action before you start asking questions.

Safe refresh and removal

The previous successful index remains searchable during refresh. Removing a source removes its indexed material.

Pricing by indexed material, not seats

The preview pricing model follows retained indexed volume instead of charging for every invited teammate.

Before you add a source

The current limits are part of the product.

The useful answer is usually somewhere in a repository, but people do not know the filename or exact phrase.

The team wants to open the source behind an answer before using it in real work.

A narrow first source is more useful than a long connector list that is not ready.

Short comparison

Why these features matter.

Basic wiki search

Useful when the right page is current and you know the words it uses.

Repository search

Useful when you know the filename, symbol or exact phrase. Less useful when you only know the question.

Krynia today

Useful for asking a question over one indexed repository or uploaded document set and checking the cited source.