Meet Ragnarock
The project-aware AI assistant — what it knows, how to chat with it, and how to manage conversations.
Ragnarock is your project's AI assistant. Open it from the project sidebar. Unlike a generic chatbot, it already knows your project: its description and status, the team, the tasks, the documents, recent activity, and your requirements (SRS). You can ask it anything about the project and it answers from that context.
What Ragnarock knows
Every time you ask a question, Ragnarock reads a fresh snapshot of your project:
- Project basics — name, description, and status.
- Team — who's on the project and their roles.
- Tasks — what exists and where each stands.
- Documentation — the docs in your project.
- Recent activity — what's changed lately.
- SRS — a summary of your requirements, once you've built one.
Because it reads this each time, its answers stay current as your project evolves.
Ragnarock is read-only when answering questions — it never changes your data on its own. The only things that create or modify data are the actions you explicitly run (see Commands & actions).
Start chatting
Type a question in the box at the bottom and press Enter. When the chat is empty, Ragnarock offers quick starters you can click, such as:
- "What's the current status of this project?"
- "Who is working on what?"
- "What tasks are in progress?"
- "Summarize the project documentation"
While the assistant is thinking, you'll see a typing indicator; the answer streams in when ready.
Run actions with /
Type / in the message box to open the command palette. Commands let Ragnarock generate things — your SRS, a task plan, or architecture documents. The output previews in a panel on the right. See Commands & actions for the full list.
Ragnarock can also detect intent: if you write "generate a task plan" in plain language, it offers a confirmation card so you can run the action with one click.
Manage conversations
- New chat — start a fresh conversation with the new-chat button in the header. Your project context is reloaded automatically.
- History — open the history panel to browse and reopen past conversations. Each is listed with its title, message count, and when it was last active.
- Context panel — the panel on the right previews whatever you most recently generated (SRS, plan, or document). Collapse it any time to give the chat more room, and reopen it from the edge.