OYNIX

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See how it works

From an empty repo to an answered question, in one flow. Set up Oynix in a few commands, index your code, connect the memory buried in Jira and Slack, then ask a question that touches code, a past decision, and a second repo at once.

Set up in a few commands

Real commands, in the order you run them. Same flow you will watch below.

  1. 1
    oynix login

    Sign in with Google. One workspace for your whole team, shared from the first command.

  2. 2
    oynix init

    Choose Docker or Local mode. Oynix validates your machine, sets up the store, and gets ready to run.

  3. 3
    oynix key setup

    Bring your own model key. Your keys, your data. Nothing routes through us.

  4. 4
    oynix engine start

    Boot the local engine: the graph store, the workers, and the MCP endpoint your agents plug into.

  5. 5
    oynix index pocketbase/pocketbase

    Parse the codebase into a live knowledge graph. AST-level precision, ten languages, zero LLM cost.

  6. 6
    oynix connect jira -p KAN

    Wire in the org's memory. Jira, Confluence, Slack, Drive. Decisions become nodes linked to the code they touch.

  7. 7
    oynix connectors sync jira

    Pull the tickets and decisions in, connected straight to the functions and endpoints they affect.

Public repos need no token. For private code, run oynix connect github once.

The payoff

Then ask

The graph is built and the org memory is connected. Now watch one question get an answer no single tool could give.

oynix — index the code, connect the org memory, ask

Code + org memory

“What should I know about the backup upload endpoint, including risks from past tickets?”

Oynix answers from the code and surfaces a past Jira ticket warning about a race condition on that exact handler. grep can search the files. It cannot reach the decision.

Cross-repo blast radius

“If I change the backups/upload endpoint, what breaks in the js-sdk client?”

Oynix traces the change out of the backend and into a second repo, naming the client code that breaks. A graph of one repo structurally cannot see this.

Give your agents the memory they are missing.

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