DIS Intelligence
The Compounding Knowledge Engine
Stop context-switching between GitHub, Linear, and Slack to piece together what happened. Ask DIS any question and get a grounded answer drawn from the context your team already created.
Connected Knowledge
DIS maps the relationships between every PR, ticket, thread, and commit — so you never have to.
Performance
Remove Redis cache · merged 3d ago
Cache architecture · accepted
47 messages · last active 2d
+142 −89 · 3 files
authored PR #189 · reviewing DAG-847
Feature Work
Auth refactor · blocked
Add OAuth flow · CI failing
12 messages today
Design review pending 5d
Cross-System Intelligence
Cross-System Answers
Relationship Mapping
Temporal Context
Synthesized Knowledge
Questions Engineers Actually Ask
Real questions, real answers — grounded in your project's actual history.
"Why was the caching layer removed in v2.3?"
Removed in PR #189 by Sarah. The Redis cluster caused cold-start latency issues, so the team replaced it with an in-memory LRU cache.
"What's blocking DAG-847?"
Waiting on design review from Jake. Related PR #312 also has a failing CI check, which is now the critical path.
"What should I read before touching auth?"
Start with the auth refactor PR, then the migration ticket and the Slack thread where the team decided to switch the login flow.
Grounded Answers, Not Guesswork
Search Alone
- Separate results spread across tools
- You still have to reconstruct the story yourself
- Easy to miss why something changed
DIS Intelligence
- One answer grounded in the context your team already created
- Cross-system context from code, tickets, and conversations
- Clear citations so the team can verify what matters
The Synthesis Engine
DIS doesn't just answer questions. It derives knowledge nobody wrote down.
Most AI tools treat intelligence as request-response. DIS inverts this. Intelligence is a flywheel.
How synthesis works
Every PR review, every Slack thread, every ticket update feeds a knowledge graph that doesn't just store — it reasons. The output feeds back in, making the next cycle sharper.
Contradiction detection
A ticket says "done" but the PR has unresolved comments. Documentation says the API returns XML but three PRs ago it switched to JSON. DIS catches what humans miss.
Pattern recognition
Your last 6 PRs all got review comments about test isolation. DIS synthesizes a lesson — with provenance — that surfaces before the next PR, not after.
Cross-source reasoning
A PR comment references a design decision linked to a Slack thread where the team debated it, linked to the ticket that drove it, linked to the doc that should reflect it but doesn't. DIS surfaces the gap.
Not RAG. Synthesis.
RAG finds what you wrote. Synthesis derives what nobody wrote but everyone knows. Five reviewers independently flag the same issue across five PRs — today those are five disconnected episodes. With DIS, they become one synthesized lesson with full provenance.
Available Where You Work
DIS does not live in another tab you forget to open. It shows up where your team already asks questions and makes decisions.
Slack
Jake - Engineer
@DIS What's blocking the deploy?
DIS
CI failed on PR #312 — flaky Redis test. Alex is on it.
@DIS in any channel — ask questions and get grounded answers.
Claude Code / Cursor / IDE
Refactored in PR #247. Related: LIN-2847, #auth-migration thread.
Bring project context into the tools your engineers already use.
Linear
GitHub & Notion Coming Soon
PR #247 ready for review. Sarah flagged session migration concern in Slack.
Keep shared context close to the tickets and work already in motion.
Available Surfaces
The goal is simple: help your team find context without interrupting each other.