Intelligence Layer
Resolve the request against a trusted, versioned model of product and company logic.
This is the part that is ours. A request arrives as a sentence; GitMir resolves it against the model built from your repository and returns assembled text — not search results, not a list of files. Every answer opens by saying which build it came from, and flags itself when that build is stale.
Ask what the product calls something, when you are not sure of the name.
Ask for the slice that answers the task you are about to do, with a token ceiling.
Ask what a change would reach, in both directions, and how risky it is.
Ask whether a record may move from the state it is in, and what must follow.
It answers from the last build of your source code, so anything not written in the code is not in the answer, and a repository that has not been read yet gets a refusal rather than a guess. It hands back text and never the model: there is deliberately no tool that dumps or walks it. Things are named the way the product names them — an identifier out of your database will not be recognised.
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.