Early access open
Stop googling
your own code.
Code Liv reads your entire codebase and stays current as you write. Ask why a function exists, trace a dependency chain, or get a docstring draft — every answer is grounded in your actual files, not a model that's never seen them.
How it works
Three steps. No black box.
Point it at your repo
Code Liv indexes every file on first run — not a summary, the actual source. It builds a map of how your code connects, what calls what, and where patterns diverge.
Ask in plain language
"Why is the retry logic in payments.ts different from orders.ts?" — You get a specific answer with exact file and line references, not a generic best-practice lecture.
Get it written down
Docstrings, inline comments, architecture notes — generated in your own conventions, because Code Liv has read the rest of your codebase and knows how you write.
What a conversation looks like
Specific answers,
not hand-waves.
You ask
"Why does auth.ts override the session timeout that's set in config/defaults.ts?"
Code Liv
The override on line 47 of auth.ts was added after the enterprise plan was introduced (see billing/plans.ts). Enterprise sessions use a 30-day token instead of the default 24h because the customer portal requires persistent auth. The original config value is still used for free-tier users — check the branch in middleware/session.ts:82.
Referenced: auth.ts · config/defaults.ts · billing/plans.ts · middleware/session.ts
Who it's for
Built for devs who ship without a big team behind them.
Solo maintainer
You built this 18 months ago. You're adding a feature and can't remember why that weird exception exists in the auth layer. Code Liv remembers.
Team lead
Your new hire's third PR broke something subtle. Instead of a 40-minute Slack thread, you point them at Code Liv. They figure it out. You ship.
Late-night sprint
It's midnight. You're deep in unfamiliar parts of the codebase and context-switching to docs is killing momentum. Code Liv is already in context.
Your codebase is trying
to tell you something.
Code Liv is in early access. Drop your email and we'll reach out when your spot is ready.