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Getting started
  • What is Mios
  • Create your account and organization
  • Invite your team
Using Mios
  • Projects and the Commun space
  • Connect your sources
  • Sort mixed channels
  • Decisions and review
  • Ask Mios
For your coding agent
  • Connect Claude Code or Codex
  • What the agent sees
  • Cursor and Claude Desktop
Help
  • FAQ and troubleshooting
Docs/Using Mios

Ask Mios

Search project knowledge, understand past rationale, and verify claims with source citations.

Ask Mios is an interactive search and query interface designed to explain why systems are built the way they are. Rather than guessing or reading thousands of lines of chat history, you can ask questions directly in natural language.

Opening the chat

To start a conversation, click Ask Mios or navigate to Chat (/pages/chat) in https://app.mios-ai.com.

You can ask high-level questions such as:

  • "Why did we switch from WebSockets to Server-Sent Events?"
  • "What database migration guidelines do we follow for user tables?"
  • "Who decided on the 15-second timeout for background indexing?"

Sourced answers

Mios formulates answers using your project's knowledge graph and vector retrieval.

Every response includes numbered citation badges. Clicking any citation opens the exact source document, pull request, Slack conversation thread, or meeting transcript where the decision originated.

This allows you to verify every statement against primary historical evidence rather than relying on ungrounded AI summaries.

Choosing your query scope

You can scope your search depending on which workspace is selected:

Project scope

Selecting a specific project in the top bar restricts the search to that project's repositories, discussions, and decisions. This provides the most precise answers for day-to-day coding tasks.

Commun scope

Selecting the Commun space expands the search across all projects you belong to. Use this scope when researching company-wide standards, shared infrastructure, or decisions that touch multiple squads.

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