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Ask questions across your chats, issues and docs, catch up on what you missed and summarize long threads. It runs inside your own cloud and respects every permission you've set.
Ask Kernyl
Ask in plain words: what we decided about an API change, what's blocking the sprint, who knows the payments integration. Kernyl searches the chats, issues and pages you can open and answers with numbered sources. Conversations are private to you, and follow-up questions keep the context.
What did we decide about changing GET /matches?
Add the nested invoice object and keep invoice_id, so the change is additive and needs no version bump. Nothing is deprecated until v2.1
It's visible to customers, so it goes in the release notes under API.12 Updating the webhook payloads to match is a separate ticket.3
- 1#engineering · Arjun MehtaThread · 15 replies · Sep 29
- 2Release processPage · Engineering space
- 3LED-380 Record accept/reject feedbackIssue · In progress
Three rules it never breaks
Permissions are checked when you ask
Kernyl looks up what you can open at the moment of the question, not when content was indexed. Leave a private channel, and its messages stop appearing in your answers.
Every answer shows its sources
Citations link to the message, issue or page each statement came from, so checking takes one click.
The model runs in your account
Kernyl calls AI models that run in your own cloud. Prompts and answers never pass through our servers.
Catch up, summarize, or ask in the channel
Catch me up lists what changed while you were away: issues assigned to you, threads with new replies, mentions and edited pages, each linked. Summaries condense a thread, or a channel since you last read it, over the last day or week, visible only to you. @Kernyl answers in a channel's thread using only what every member of that channel can see, so a shared answer never leaks a private source.
FAQ
Which models does Kernyl use?
Leading AI models, running in your own cloud. Model updates are included in your subscription, and usage appears on your own cloud bill.
Is our data used to train models?
We never receive your data, so we can't train on it. The models run in your own cloud under your agreement with your cloud provider.
Who can see my Ask conversations?
Only you. Ask conversations are private to the person asking, and you can delete them.
What if the AI gets something wrong?
It can, which is why every answer lists numbered sources. Open the source to check the original before you act on it.
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