New engineers can get started.
Ujara shows them where to start, how the pieces fit together, and what they need to know for their first change—without a teammate walking them through every file.
Code is cheap.
Losing track
is expensive.
Your team ships more PRs than anyone can keep up with. Ujara explains how your codebase works and what’s changed, helps new engineers onboard without handholding, and keeps the knowledge of people who leave.
In development
For the coding agents
your team already uses.
your team already uses.
Claude CodeCodexCursor↗ MCP
PLANNED INTEGRATIONSMore PRs. More markdown.
Still asking who knows.
You update CLAUDE.md, add another instruction file, and write another handoff doc. Then ten more PRs land. The docs fall behind, and everyone goes back to asking the same few people how things work.
Keep the answers when people leave.
Ujara captures explanations as the work happens. When someone moves on, the team can still understand what they built without having to track them down.
Keep up without reading every PR.
Ask what changed and how it affects the part you’re working on. Ujara connects the changes to the rest of the codebase, so you can get back to your own work.
“Why does it work like this?”
Ask Ujara.
Get an explanation with links to the relevant code, even when it spans repositories. If Ujara can’t find why a decision was made, it says so.
?Why does the subscription total
Why does the subscription total
change after checkout?
u Ujara CODE-SUPPORTED
Checkout applies the discount after the subscription is created. The subscription service then recalculates the total.
↳ checkout/apply-promo.ts L42–58↳ subscriptions/recalc.ts L18–31
✓ Checked against source revision
a1f3c9?
Why was it built this way?
UNKNOWNNo supporting decision record found in the sources examined.
Less explaining.
Less maintaining docs.
Ujara is being built to learn from your code and the work happening around it, so keeping the team up to date doesn’t become another job.
01
Connect your repositories.
Ujara reads the code and identifies how services and packages depend on each other, including across repositories.
02
Learn from the work.
Ujara picks up useful explanations from pull requests and coding sessions, then checks them against the code. Your team can ask about them later.
03
Update as PRs land.
When code changes, Ujara flags explanations that may be out of date and re-checks them. Old answers don’t silently pass for current ones.
Ship more code.
Keep knowing how it works.
More PRs than your team can keep up with?
We’re building Ujara for teams like yours.