See how the product fits together and get answers without reconstructing it from files or waiting for its author.
Ask in your own words — "what can break if I change billing", "which screens are in this area and what do they call" — and get an answer assembled from GitMir's reading of the product, with the parts it was built from shown underneath. The same questions are open to your agent over MCP, which gets exactly the material a person gets.
Open a project with a repository GitMir has read.
Type a question, or start from one of the suggestions, which name areas of your own product.
Read the answer, then open the parts of the product it was assembled from.
Point your agent at the same thing over MCP when you want it while you code.
Answers come from the last reading of the repository, and every answer says how fresh that reading is — if it is out of date it says so rather than presenting itself as current. It answers about the product, not about people: it does not know who wrote something or why they chose it, and it has no access to your issue tracker or your incidents. There is no way to download the reading itself — no tool returns a dump or a catalogue, and that is a decision, not a missing feature.
Three models are published in full and open without an account. Ask one of them the question this page is about.