Quickstart

Connect your first source to Falconer and ask questions or write a doc about your codebase.

In this quickstart, you will:

Connect GitHub to Falconer
Ingest your code
Ask your first question
Create your first document

Step 1: Connect GitHub

Connect your GitHub repo to index your code.

Navigate to Integrations from the bottom left menu.
Next to GitHub, click Connect.
Authorize Falconer to access your repositories (you can also add a public repo).
Select which repositories you want to connect.

Falconer ingests your code as context within minutes, so you can immediately start asking questions and writing docs.

Step 2: Ask your first question

Ask questions about your codebase from the home page. Falconer uses your code and other connected sources to deliver high-quality answers with citations.

Step 3: Write a doc for the answer

In the prompt box, say "Write a doc for this." Falconer will take the context and convert it into a document.

Next steps

Connect more sources — Add Slack, Linear, Notion, and more to give Falconer broader context across your stack.
Write a doc from Slack — Turn any Slack thread into a structured Falconer document in one step.
Update docs from Slack — Keep docs current by asking Falcon to apply updates directly from a conversation.
Capture decisions in Slack — Use @Falcon remember to save important decisions and context the moment they happen.