Use case
Use case: find the first repository document to read
A new colleague asks where to begin, then opens the cited repository documents in a useful order.
Why it matters
A repository may contain a README, product notes, setup guides and release notes, but the correct reading order is rarely obvious to someone joining the project.
After that material is indexed, a new colleague can ask where the signing flow starts or which overview explains the product. Krynia returns a short answer and links the files used for it.
This does not replace an onboarding plan or a colleague. It removes the first round of guessing filenames and scanning long documents for one useful paragraph.
Start with a real question, not the repository tree.
Open the cited overview or guide before reading further.
Invite the colleague only after the source is ready.
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Use case
Use case: answer product questions from repository docs
Use indexed product documentation to answer a concrete question, then inspect the file behind the answer.
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Use case: recover a decision recorded in documentation
Find a decision only when its explanation is present in the indexed repository or uploaded documents.
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