Apps/Oriora Know Your Code

Oriora Know Your Code

Ask your codebase anything.

Point Know Your Code at a local git repo and it indexes it on your device — every file chunked and searchable, with a map of your functions and classes. Ask questions in plain English and get answers grounded in your actual code, each with file and line citations. It runs on your own AI key (BYOK): only the handful of code snippets that match your question ever leave your device — never the whole repo.

What you get

  • ✓Index a local git repo on your device — files chunked and searchable, functions and classes mapped
  • ✓Ask in plain English — answers cite the real files and line numbers
  • ✓"Where is X defined?" answered from the on-device symbol map, not guessed by the AI
  • ✓Only the snippets that match your question are sent — never the whole repo
  • ✓Runs on your own AI key (BYOK) — you pay the provider directly
  • ✓Your code stays on your device — Oriora keeps nothing

Example outputs

"Where is auth handled?" → a plain answer citing the real files, e.g. src/auth/session.ts:42
"Where is parseConfig defined?" → answered from the symbol map: config/loader.rs:88
"Explain this module" → a summary grounded in the file's actual code

How it works

1

Point it at a repo

Choose a local folder; Know Your Code indexes it on your device, skipping node_modules, .git and binaries.

2

Ask a question

Type a plain-English question; your device finds the most relevant snippets and sends only those.

3

Get a cited answer

The AI answers over your actual code, citing the files and lines it used.

FAQ

Does it read my whole repo to answer?

No. Your repo is indexed on your device; for each question only the handful of matching snippets are sent to the AI — never the whole codebase.

Where is my code stored?

On your device. The index and search run there; only the snippets that match a question leave, and Oriora keeps nothing.

How does billing work?

This app runs on your own AI key (BYOK). You connect your key in Oriora Settings and pay the provider directly; Oriora charges only a small fee per question. No subscription.

How do I sign in?

With your Oriora account (email code or Google) the first time, then it remembers you.

Available on

macOS
Coming soon

In beta — launching soon.

Who it's for

Developers who want fast, cited answers about an unfamiliar or large codebase.

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