SlackMon
@arjun
Knows delivery best.
Virgo grounds every agent in an unfamiliar codebase with the reasoning behind the work.
Engineering reasoning is scattered across tickets, threads, docs, meetings, code, and AI sessions. Ask Virgo about the service you inherited in your own words. It returns the connected work history behind the system.
sourcesSplit designNOTIF-341#notificationsDup-push retro
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⏎ send · esc to interrupt
Each missing answer pulls a teammate out of their work.
Asking around works. The cost lands on teammates’ calendars, and onboarding becomes a queue of interruptions.
Answered Thursday
Out of office
SlackTue
@lena
Owns the rate limits.
Two outdated
SlackWed
#notifications
Three answers so far.
Why did my test push never arrive?
“I’ll ask around.”
Left in March
GitHubThu
@sam
Last touched the templates.
In meetings all day
Google MeetThu
@maya
Can explain the dnd window.
14 months old
ConfluenceFri
Team wiki
Predates the retro.
Virgo maps plain questions to the system’s names.
The reasoning lives under names a new hire does not know yet: quiet hours, dedupe window, NOTIF-341. Ask plainly. Virgo follows the graph to the tickets, code, discussions, and decisions behind them.
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⏎ send · esc to interrupt
Virgo connects sources to the same reasoning graph.
For one service, a ticket records the trigger while a pull request shows the implementation. A meeting note captures the tradeoff. Virgo ties those traces to the service area you ask about with provenance intact.
Brief every agent on the inherited service.
A service briefing gives the inheriting engineer and their agents the same connected work history.
For engineers
Ask your way into the codebase.
Virgo traces your question to the tickets, discussions, and pull requests that explain the service before you change it.
- What it is: the spec and service boundaries.
- How it got here: the decisions that still shape it.
- What to watch for: the incidents and retros on the record.
For AI agents
Every new agent starts cold too.
Each coding agent a new hire opens starts with partial context. Through MCP, Virgo grounds it in the same connected work history, including the service boundaries it needs for the task.
61%spend 30+ minutes a day searching for answers
Stack Overflow 2024 Developer Survey. During onboarding, that search often means rebuilding context the team already created.
Built on Context retrieval → and Decision lineage →