Getting Started
Welcome to Releap Lens. This guide takes you from a new workspace to your first cited answer.
Quick Start
Lens is read-only codebase intelligence. Connect a repository, ask a product or engineering question, and use the cited answer to create a ticket with real implementation context.
1. Create a workspace
Sign up at releap.app/signup. No credit card is required for the free Lens plan.
2. Connect GitHub
Install the Releap GitHub App, choose the repositories Lens can see, and pick the branches you want indexed. Repositories are default-deny: Lens cannot retrieve from anything you have not explicitly enabled.
3. Ask a question
Use natural language. Ask how a workflow behaves, where a limit is enforced, which service owns a feature, or what code path changed. Lens answers with citations to files and line ranges.
From answer to ticket
When a question uncovers work to do, create a Lens ticket draft. The draft keeps the evidence close to the request: title, description, acceptance criteria, code references, and a suggested fix prompt.
- Free - Export ticket drafts as Markdown.
- Pro - Export directly to GitHub Issues.
- Business - Export to Jira, Linear, and Aha!, and use Slack commands.
- Enterprise - Custom retention, contracts, and model allowlists.
Core concepts
- Workspaces - The tenant boundary for members, repos, queries, tickets, settings, and audit rows.
- Applications - Product surfaces or services inside a workspace that help Lens organize sources and answers.
- Sources - Repositories, Confluence spaces, Jira projects, and Aha! products Lens is allowed to index.
- Citations - File, line, and source references attached to answers and tickets.
- API keys - Workspace-scoped credentials for MCP access and programmatic clients.
Need Help?
If you are preparing a rollout or security review, start with the security model or contact our team.