Analyze incoming documents
Understand what a new brief, specification or change request means for the product you already have.
Paste in the text somebody sent you — a brief, a page of requirements, an email full of asks — and GitMir lays it over the product it has already read. You get three lists back: what the product already has, what could mean two different things and needs a person to say which, and what it has never heard of. Nothing you paste is stored.
Connect a repository and let GitMir read it once.
Paste the document as text and ask what it lands on.
Answer the questions it asks — for each phrase that could mean two things, say which one you meant.
Read the list of things it has never heard of: that is the part nothing in the product covers yet.
It reads text you paste in. There is no file upload — a PDF, a Word file or a design link has to be pasted as plain text first. It compares against one repository at a time, not a whole project, and only after that repository has been read. It is not a contradiction checker: it tells you what the document lands on, not whether the document disagrees with itself.
See it on a real product.
Three models are published in full and open without an account. Ask one of them the question this page is about.