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Install Queryable for GitHub and your pull requests and issues become searchable team memory — the discussion, the review and the reason behind each merge, all summarized and one question away. Ask “why did we build it this way?” and get the answer with the PR cited.

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merged GitHub PR #482
Fix payment retry logic
bugP1merged
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Lucas“Root cause was a double-charge on retry — added idempotency keys.”
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ask Ask cited
“Why did we add idempotency keys?”
To stop double-charges on payment retries — root-caused in PR #482.
Source: PR #482
issue Issue #511
Staging flaky on checkout
Traced to the same retry path; fixed by #482.
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The reasoning behind every merge stays findable — no more archaeology through old PRs.
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How it works

Connect once. Keep the context.

From pull requests and issues to searchable memory in three steps.

1 Install the app

Connect your organization.

Install the Queryable GitHub app for your org. It reads your pull requests and issues — read-only — and nothing about your workflow changes.

  • Read-only — Queryable reads your PRs and issues, never writes to your repos.
  • Per organization — install once for the team.
  • Public repos too — follow a public repository without installing.
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2 It summarizes each one

PRs and issues become memory.

Every pull request and issue is summarized — the discussion, the review and whether it merged — and folded into your searchable memory next to meetings and chats.

  • Full context — the description, the thread and the review outcome.
  • Open, closed & merged — the final state is captured, not just the title.
  • Always current — new PRs and issues are picked up automatically.
mergedPR #482summarized
Fix payment retry logic
Root cause: double-charge on retry. Fix: idempotency keys. Reviewed & merged.
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3 Ask why

The reasoning stays findable.

Months later, ask why a change was made or what caused a bug, and Queryable answers from the PR and the surrounding discussion — with the exact issue or pull request cited.

  • Ask “why” — get the reasoning, not just the diff.
  • Root causes — the story behind a bug stays searchable.
  • Cited to the PR — every answer links back to the source.
askMemorycited
Why idempotency keys?
To prevent double-charges on retries — see PR #482.
Source: PR #482cited
What you get

The story behind every change, kept.

PRs & issues, summarized

Every pull request and issue is distilled into a clear summary — the discussion, the review and the outcome.

The reasoning, kept

The “why” behind each merge stays findable, so decisions don't evaporate when the PR scrolls off the page.

Root causes stay searchable

When a bug comes back, the original diagnosis and fix are one question away instead of lost history.

One searchable memory

Code lives next to your meetings and chats — one question can span a PR and a planning call.

Public repos too

Follow a public repository without installing the app, and bring its PRs and issues into memory.

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Queryable only reads your PRs and issues. It never writes to your repositories or changes your workflow.

Ask anything

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Why does checkout use idempotency keys, and which bug drove it?
Answer · 2 sources

Checkout uses idempotency keys to prevent double-charges on payment retries, root-caused in PR #482. The flaky-staging issue #511 traced back to the same retry path and was closed by that fix.

▸ PR #482 ▸ Issue #511
FAQ

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Does Queryable write to my repositories?

No. Access is read-only — it reads your pull requests and issues to summarize them, and never pushes, comments or changes anything.

What exactly gets captured?

Each pull request and issue — its description, the discussion, the review and whether it merged — is summarized into searchable memory.

Can I use it with public repositories?

Yes. You can follow a public repo to bring its PRs and issues into memory, without installing the app on an organization.

Can I ask questions across code and meetings?

Yes. GitHub lives in the same memory as your meetings and chats, so one question can draw on a PR and a planning call together.

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