Use cases
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Eleven product use cases — one page each. Connect with a read-only PAT, see your system, and start. No services pitch.
Consultancy / agency
Quote the engagement before you’ve read the code
Stop burning unbillable weeks on discovery. Connect a client repo with a read-only PAT and show a behavioural map before you commit dates.
View use case →CTO
Scope the migration before you burn a quarter
Estimates swing from 3 months to a year because nobody inventories production. Get a parity checklist from the system you run today — read-only PAT.
View use case →CTO
Capture the system before they walk out the door
Your expert leaves on a fixed date. Generate structured documentation they can verify now — before questions become archaeology.
View use case →CTO
Your codebase, explained
Production code nobody on the team wrote. Give everyone the same map — coverage, knowledge tree, grounded change requests.
View use case →Contractor / freelancer
Bill from day one
Workbench at €5/month — less than one billable hour. Connect the client repo and work from the IDE extension immediately.
View use case →Senior IC engineer
Productive in your first week
Self-serve into an unfamiliar codebase with the knowledge tree and IDE docs — forward the page to your manager.
View use case →Tech lead / EM
Take ownership of code you didn’t write
Vendor handoff ending? Build an independent map from the repo — no reliance on the outgoing team’s slides.
View use case →Docs & enablement
Documentation that regenerates
Functional documentation from the repo — regenerates with the code, HTML views, not a stale wiki.
View use case →Technical PO
Write specs engineers don’t translate
Connect the repo yourself. Change → Intent → Diagram → Spec — readable output for people who skip Markdown.
View use case →Technical PO
Specs you can see
Side-by-side: raw ask versus structured, visual spec. Review stops being skimming.
View use case →Diligence buyer
See the codebase in a day
Orient diligence fast with code-grounded documentation — input to the process, not a risk verdict.
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