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Engineering work that lands.
SPIRITT works with Sourcegraph to turn repository files, commit details and diffs into implementation plans, working internal tools and coordinated repository changes.
What you can do with Sourcegraph.
Understand the actual code
Inspect repository trees, languages and default-branch files instead of relying on stale architecture notes.
Connect changes to consequences
Compare explicit commits and build release reviews with file-level evidence and accountable follow-up tasks.
Build from the source of truth
Power architecture indexes and migration work with Sourcegraph context, using connected code hosts for repository writes.
Works with your other apps.
Get started in three steps.
01
Open your workspace
Start a SPIRITT workspace for your Sourcegraph workflows and the connected tools that support them.
02
Connect Sourcegraph
Connect Sourcegraph with access to the records and resources your mission needs. Keep the account scope aligned with the work you delegate.
03
Delegate an outcome
Hand over a mission such as: build an architecture explorer. SPIRITT builds the workflow, coordinates the connected tools, and follows through on the result.
Hand over a mission.
Choose a mission. Make it yours.
Put Sourcegraph to work.
Engineering work that lands
Questions
Sourcegraph, with SPIRITT.
01What can I delegate with Sourcegraph and SPIRITT?+
Turn repository files, commit details and diffs into implementation plans, working internal tools and coordinated repository changes. SPIRITT connects those capabilities to working apps, coordinated tasks and a maintained record of outcomes.
02How do I connect Sourcegraph?+
Open a SPIRITT workspace, connect Sourcegraph, and give it access to the records or resources your mission needs. Describe the outcome, the source of truth and the actions you want it to own. Existing account access determines which operations are available.
03Which tools work well alongside Sourcegraph?+
Useful combinations include GitHub to submit implementation changes, GitLab to coordinate repository reviews, Linear to track migration work. SPIRITT coordinates each separately connected app and keeps source references with the resulting work.
04Can it edit code through Sourcegraph?+
This connection retrieves repository and file context and compares commits. SPIRITT can implement changes in a working checkout and submit them through a separately connected code host such as GitHub or GitLab.
05Does it provide arbitrary code search?+
The evidenced actions enumerate repositories and paths, retrieve files and compare commits. SPIRITT can inspect and analyze that retrieved content without assuming a separate global search action.
06Which file revision does it read?+
The file-content action retrieves the default-branch file. Commit comparisons use the explicit repository and commit references supplied for the review.