Navigate any codebase like you wrote it
Dropped into an unfamiliar repo? Your Claw maps the architecture, traces data flow, and answers "where does X happen?" questions — so you can start asking useful questions before you understand every file.
Help me navigate this codebase. Read the project structure and key files, then act as a guide. I'll ask questions like "where does X happen?", "how does data flow from A to B?", "what would I need to change to do Y?". Start by giving me: (1) a high-level architecture overview — main components and how they interact, (2) key entry points — where requests come in, where processing starts, (3) important patterns — architectural patterns used (MVC, event-driven, microservices, etc.), (4) the critical files — the 10-15 files I should read first to understand the project. Repo: [share your repo or key directories]
Your Claw reads the codebase structure, key files, imports, and patterns
to build a mental map of how the project works. Then it answers questions
about the code as if it were a senior engineer who wrote it.
New repo? Running in minutes, not days
Point your Claw at an unfamiliar repo and it figures out how to get it running. Excellent starter recipe because it turns a messy pile of config files into a concrete setup plan you can follow.
Documentation that updates itself when the data changes
Auto-generates and maintains documentation for your data models, SQL queries, and warehouse schemas. When the schema changes, the docs update. When a query is modified, the description stays current. No more stale Confluence pages.
Turn worry into observations, next steps, and questions
Helps parents track developmental concerns in a structured way (what you observe, when it started, what contexts), and generates questions and next steps for pediatric visits or early intervention pathways.
Real sources, named experts, actual quotes
Deep research that finds primary sources with named individuals, community sentiment from Reddit/HN/X, and news coverage. No summaries of summaries — actual quotes with URLs.