Product
"What does Andocs do?"
Read a concise explanation from the indexed product documentation and open the overview used for the answer.
Questions over repository documentation
Add one public GitHub repository or supported files, wait for indexing and ask the question as you would ask a colleague. Krynia returns a short answer with links to the material it used.

Questions that fit the current product
You do not have to remember a page title or copy a term exactly. The answer still stays limited to the repository or files already indexed in the workspace.
Product
Read a concise explanation from the indexed product documentation and open the overview used for the answer.
Engineering
Find the relevant sections in repository documentation without guessing which file contains the template notes.
New teammates
Get the short answer first, then open the cited documents instead of reading the repository from the top.
Project leads
Answer from the release or workflow notes that are actually present in the indexed source, with links for verification.
Answer path
The source state is visible, and the final answer links back to the material that was ready at the time.
Use the wording that makes sense to you instead of guessing the document title or exact keyword.
Krynia searches only the public GitHub repository or supported files already indexed in the workspace.
Relevant sections are passed to the answer step instead of sending every document in the source.
The response links back to the supporting file. GitHub citations point to the indexed commit.
Demo workspace
The sample contains public product material about Andocs. It demonstrates questions, answers and source links; it does not prove that future private connectors are available.
Sample knowledge
0.1M
kept in the demo workspace
Active sources
5
safe product summaries and docs
Available connectors
0
public GitHub today

Related pages
Let a new teammate ask where to start, then open the cited repository documents in a useful order.
Use the indexed product documentation as the source and check it before repeating the answer elsewhere.
Ask what changed, then review the release or workflow note cited from the connected source.
Try the current workflow