Ask questions of your codebase and get a written answer
One assistant, set up once, that anyone on the team can ask. It reads the code in a sandbox and produces an answer or a file you can keep.
How it runs.
Starts on: a question in a conversation, or a scheduled report.
Reads the repositories
The assistant works on the code in an isolated sandbox, with the repository access you granted it.
Does the analysis
Dependency maps, dead code, migration inventories, onboarding guides: the work that is useful and never urgent.
Produces something you can keep
A written answer, a document, or a spreadsheet, saved where the team can find it.
What your team controls.
The instructions are yours, and so are the limits.
A record of every run
See what the assistant read, what it did, and what it produced, while it works and after it finishes.
The model you choose
Pick a model for each assistant and change it later. A cheaper model for routine passes, a stronger one where it matters.
Spend you can see
Each run records what it cost. Usage breaks down by person, assistant, and routine, so the bill is never a surprise.
A person approves what matters
Set the assistant to ask before it writes to a connected account. It waits for the person the work runs for.
Start with one useful job. Make it work for your team.
Connect a repository, write the instructions, and run your first assistant.
Free to start. No credit card.