Research PRs, docs, chats, issues, and incidents to answer codebase questions with citations.
npx skills add https://github.com/unblocked/cookbook --skill ask-unblocked
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: ask-unblocked Source: https://github.com/unblocked/cookbook/tree/main/recipes/ask-unblocked Command: npx skills add https://github.com/unblocked/cookbook --skill ask-unblocked
This skill helps teams obtain accurate, contextual answers about the codebase, product decisions, and organizational context by researching organizational artifacts (PRs, docs, chat, issues, incidents, and code history) and delivering a cited, well-formatted response. It synthesizes information from multiple sources and does not modify code.
Ask a question about the codebase or team context, and let this skill research PRs, docs, chat discussions, issues, and incidents to produce a cited, structured answer.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To get cited answers about codebase decisions, you can ask a question and the skill researches organizational artifacts like PRs, docs, and issues. It then synthesizes the findings into a structured response with inline citations linking directly to the original sources.
Yes, you can trace incident history and system connections by querying across pull requests, chat discussions, and issues. The skill performs cross-source research to retrieve full content and maps out historical events using timelines and diagrams.
The best way to research organizational context without modifying the codebase is to use a research-driven Q&A tool. This approach aggregates sources like code history and incidents to deliver structured answers, ensuring no code changes occur while maintaining source provenance.
Yes, this cited Q&A approach supports visual outputs by rendering Mermaid diagrams and tables for tradeoff analysis. It formats historical events into timelines, ensuring all visual structures are backed by inline citations from the researched organizational artifacts.
To find out who contributed or what happened during an incident, you ask a contextual question about your codebase. The tool classifies the query, performs primary research across chats and issues, and delivers a cited answer detailing contributions and incident timelines.
A key limitation of using automated research for codebase queries is its reliance on accessible artifacts like PRs and docs; it provides transparent limitations for missing data. It strictly synthesizes existing information and does not modify code or execute changes.
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