Onboardly helps someone ramp up on a codebase they did not write. Ask for the architecture, entry points, important files, and safe places to start, then verify every answer against cited source files.
Free to try for onboarding, handoff, and repo walkthroughs
Example questions
How teams use it
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Connect a repo
Sign in with GitHub and choose the codebase someone needs to understand
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Build repo context
Onboardly indexes the key files so answers stay grounded in the actual code
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Guide the reader
Ask onboarding-style questions and get plain-English answers with source files attached
Why it feels different
Start with orientation
Get the quickest path to understanding what the repo does, where it starts, and which files matter first.
Answer with receipts
Every response points back to the files it used, so a new teammate can verify the summary instead of trusting vague AI output.
Hand off work cleanly
Useful for new hires, interns, managers, contractors, and future-you when a repo needs context before editing starts.
Connect a GitHub repo and start asking the questions a new teammate would ask first.
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