Repository aware
The GitHub App receives repository webhooks and refreshes code chunks after pushes and pull requests.
How it works
The GitHub App receives repository webhooks and refreshes code chunks after pushes and pull requests.
Chunks, embeddings, GitHub metadata, and search payloads live in YDB-backed Qdrant-compatible storage.
Coding agents call one hosted MCP endpoint and search by owner, repository, and natural language query.
Public beta shape
GitHub permissions are scoped to metadata, contents, pull requests, and checks for installed repositories.
MCP tokens are shown once, stored as hashes, and can be revoked from the dashboard.
Public beta quotas limit repository count, indexed chunks, and daily searches.