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Conversational codebase analysis maps repository structures and entry points to provide context-aware answers. You can ask natural language questions about architecture and logic to receive cited explanations linking directly to specific files and line numbers.

Cross-repo analysis traces dependencies and data flows across multiple repositories to explain how services interact. It uses session memory to maintain context, allowing you to query how different services communicate without manually cross-referencing files.

Evidence-based codebase exploration provides factual, cited explanations by linking claims directly to specific files and line numbers. It orients against project structures and markdown-first documentation to ensure responses are grounded in the actual source code.

Conversational codebase analysis requires read-only access to repository files. It operates by orienting against existing project structures and documentation, ensuring your source code remains unmodified during the exploration process.

Yes, conversational codebase analysis is designed for onboarding to new projects and understanding specific service behaviors. You can query how a service handles authentication or data flow and receive cited, first-person explanations of the codebase logic.

Conversational repository analysis relies on markdown-first documentation and session memory to maintain context across multi-repo queries. If project documentation is sparse or poorly structured, the context-awareness and accuracy of architectural explanations may be limited.