Every line has a story: the incident that caused it, the PR that changed it, the issue it broke three months later. Thellador reads your git history, pull requests and tickets — then answers in plain language, with citations.
$ thellador "why is the retry cap 3?" — answers in seconds, from your own history.
Thellador never touches your code. It reads the record of what your team already wrote down — and connects the dots no human can hold in their head.
Read-only token, two clicks. Thellador pulls commit messages, PR descriptions, review threads, linked issues and incident notes — never the source itself.
Causality, not keywords: which commit answered which outage, which revert undid which fix, which “temporary” hack has outlived three authors.
From your terminal, a PR comment, or Slack. Every answer arrives with commits, PRs and people cited — click through and verify it yourself.
Not “it looks like…” — every claim links the exact commit, PR and incident it came from. If the history doesn’t know, Thellador says so.
New hire asks “what does this module actually do, and who owns it?” — gets the human history: why it exists, what it replaced, which fires it survived.
During an outage: “what changed in this path this week?” Thellador reconstructs the change timeline across PRs and reverts before the postmortem starts.
Read-only access, ephemeral index, per-repo scoping. Nothing is written back, nothing is shared, nothing trains anything. Ask, answer, forget.
“The hardest bugs aren’t in the code. They’re in the six decisions that led to the code — and only one of them is still in someone’s head.”
— every senior engineer, right before they quitThellador is in private beta with a handful of engineering teams. Tell us about your codebase and we’ll open a seat.
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