codecontext chat

AI that truly understands YOUR codebase

NEW: Revolutionary Feature

CodeContext Chat is the crown jewel of our platform. Unlike generic AI tools that give surface-level answers, our chat deeply understands your entire codebase, git history, patterns, and architectural decisions. Get instant, accurate answers that actually work in YOUR project.

Quick Start

codecontext chat

Opens interactive chat session with codebase context

Why This Changes Everything

Deep Context Understanding

• Knows your entire git history
• Understands your code patterns
• Learns from past decisions
• Recognizes team conventions

Lightning Fast

• Pre-indexed codebase
• Instant responses
• No 30-second waits
• Works offline with Privacy AI

Production-Grade

• Built for senior developers
• Handles complex debugging
• Production-ready solutions
• No beginner tutorials

Code-Aware

• Understands dependencies
• Knows your architecture
• Suggests YOUR patterns
• Respects your style guide

🚀 Real-Time Documentation Intelligence

Always Current, Never Outdated

CodeContext Chat includes Real-Time Documentation Intelligence™ - it fetches the LATEST documentation from official sources in real-time. No more debugging outdated examples!

Example: Stripe Integration

> How do I implement Stripe checkout?
→ Fetching latest Stripe v14 docs...
→ Here's the current implementation with React 19

Example: Supabase Auth

> Show me Supabase auth setup
→ Fetching Supabase v2 docs...
→ Using latest auth helpers for Next.js 15

Included searches per month: Free (1,000) • Starter (5,000) • Pro/Pro Max (Unlimited)

Real Examples That Save Hours

$ codecontext chat

🤖 CodeContext AI ready. I've analyzed your entire codebase.

> Why is our API returning 500 errors after yesterday's deploy?

Looking at recent changes and error patterns...

Found the issue in payment_handler.ts:

• Commit a8f3c2d removed error handling from processPayment()

• This causes unhandled promise rejections when Stripe is slow

• Similar issue happened in order_service.ts last month

Here's the fix:

try {
  const charge = await stripe.charges.create(params);
  return { success: true, chargeId: charge.id };
} catch (error) {
  logger.error('Payment failed:', error);
  return { success: false, error: error.message };
}

💡 Want me to create a PR with this fix?

> Our app is using 4GB of memory. Where's the leak?

Analyzing memory patterns and recent changes...

Found memory leak in websocket_manager.ts:

• Line 84: Event listeners aren't being removed on disconnect

• Each connection adds ~50MB that's never freed

• You have the cleanup code but it's not being called

The fix is simple - add this to your disconnect handler:

socket.removeAllListeners();

Chat Modes

codecontext chat

Interactive chat with full codebase context

codecontext chat --file src/api.ts

Focus chat on specific file or directory

codecontext chat --commit abc123

Discuss specific commit or PR

codecontext chat --debug

Debug mode for production issues

Perfect For

Instant Debugging

Find root causes in seconds, not hours

Architecture Decisions

Get guidance based on YOUR patterns

Code Reviews

Catch issues before they reach production

Performance Optimization

Find bottlenecks and get specific fixes

Chat Pricing

PRO MAX - $79/month

100 chat messages per month
Full codebase context
Priority response time

PRO MAX UNLIMITED - $199/month

Unlimited chat messages
Custom AI training on your code
Dedicated support channel

View all pricing plans →

Pro Tips

•Be specific - "Why is the payment webhook failing?" beats "fix the bug"
•Reference file names or function names for targeted help
•Use --debug for production issues
•Chat remembers context - have conversations, not just Q&A

How We Crush The Competition

Feature	CodeContext	Claude CLI	Copilot
Knows YOUR codebase	✅	❌	❌
Git history context	✅	❌	❌
Instant responses	✅	❌	✅
CLI-native	✅	✅	❌
Offline mode	✅	❌	❌

Related Commands

Incident Analysis

Find breaking changes

How-to Guide

Get code examples

Learn Codebase

Understand patterns