Ask DevRamp
Works with the tools you already use
Every decision lives somewhere: a pull request, a Slack thread, a ticket, a stale Notion page or the head of the engineer who made it. DevRamp connects all of it into one company brain, so anyone can ask why the code is the way it is and get an answer in seconds, with the PR, the thread and the owner attached. Decisions are dated, linked to their evidence and superseded when the team changes its mind. Your AI agents read the same brain over MCP or a skills.md file, so Claude Code, Cursor and Codex check the why before they change code instead of undoing deliberate trade-offs.
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Core Features
DevRamp, in practice.
Ask with citations
Answers link to the exact PR, ticket or thread behind them.
Decision records
Every call is dated, linked to its evidence and superseded when the team changes its mind.
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Read-only & private
Read-only GitHub access, and DevRamp never trains on your code.
Connects everything
Builds the brain from GitHub today, with Slack threads, Linear and Jira tickets, Notion docs and Gmail coming soon.
- PR history
- Tickets
- Threads
- Decisions
- Ownership
- skills.md
- MCP server
Features
Built for how engineering teams work.
Stop being the search engine.
Seniors stop answering the same questions twice. Anyone can ask why the code is the way it is and get the PR, the thread and the owner.
Cited answers
Every answer links its PR, ticket or thread.
Decision history
Dated records, superseded when they change.
Ownership map
Know who to ask before you touch it.
Use cases
See the why in action.
“A new engineer finds payments retrying 7 times. Instead of pinging a senior, they ask DevRamp and get the March incident, PR #412 and the engineer who made the call.”
Outcome
Cited
PR · thread · owner
“An agent is about to drop a retry loop. DevRamp’s MCP server returns ADR-07 first, so Claude Code keeps the deliberate trade-off instead of undoing it.”
Outcome
Kept
ADR-07 checked first
“A reviewer asks why the cache TTL is 90 seconds. DevRamp links LIN-238 and the Slack thread where the team chose it, with the owner attached.”
Outcome
Linked
LIN-238 · #infra
“Before touching the auth middleware, an engineer asks who owns it. DevRamp answers with the owner, the decision record and the PRs that shaped it.”
Outcome
Found
Owner · ADR · PRs
Pricing Plan
Simple, honest pricing for every team.
Common questions
Frequently asked questions
What does DevRamp connect to?
How is this different from code search or Copilot?
Does DevRamp train on my code?
Which agents work with DevRamp?
What does it cost?
How do I get started?
Blog & articles
Latest from our blog
Notes on engineering memory, decision records and giving AI agents the context they need.
Product
October 14, 2026
Onboarding
October 7, 2026
