What problem does it solve?
Engineers exploring the Logseq codebase often need accurate, evidence-backed explanations of how features work, where logic lives, and why behavior occurs, without risking accidental code changes during investigation.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Evidence-Backed Investigation: Searches source files, tests, docs, migrations, and configs with ripgrep to build a precise evidence map of namespaces, call chains, and data flows.
- Read-Only Guardrails: Enforces strict no-implementation rules, reverting any temporary probes or logs before delivering the final answer.
- Runtime Verification: Coordinates CLI, REPL, Chrome, and Desktop UI probes when static analysis is insufficient to confirm behavior.
- Use Case: Ask why a specific Logseq command behaves unexpectedly, and receive a structured outline citing exact files, line references, test coverage, and verified runtime results.
Quick Start
Use the logseq-answer-machine skill to explain how Logseq's CLI sync flow works, citing the source files and tests that prove it.