Get up to speed without relying on the person who knows it best.
Explore product behaviour and ask questions without reconstructing the system from files or interrupting the same senior developer again.
GitMir reads a repository once and keeps a description of what that product does — its records, its routes, its screens and the rules that tie them together. After that anyone on the team can type a question in plain English and get an answer back with the parts of the product the answer was built from. The repository page also draws the product so you can see how it fits together, and a coding agent can ask the same model over MCP.
Connect a repository and build its model from the project's Overview tab
Open the project and type a question, or start from one of the suggested ones
Read the answer together with the parts of the product it was drawn from
Open a repository to see the drawing of how the product fits together
Point your own agent at the same model using the key on the Access page
The question box answers about one repository at a time — you pick it from a list, and there is no single question that spans every repository in a project. Answers reflect the last time the model was built: the screen marks a repository "not read yet", "stale" or "partial" when it is, and rebuilding spends the team's credits. It describes what the code shows, so a decision that only ever lived in someone's head is still not in it.
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.