For product & engineering teams

The AI architect that understands your codebase.

QEEK maintains a living knowledge base of your system architecture, ensuring your product and development teams operate from shared context.

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Planning session
Add notification preferences with email digests.
Should preferences be per-event, global, or both? And should digest frequency be user-configurable?
Per-event with a global override. Digest frequency: daily or weekly.
Tech spec — writing
Technical Spec: Notification Preferences
src/services/notificationService.ts
→ createDigestScheduler(userId, freq)
src/models/NotificationPreference.ts
→ schema: per-event + global override
src/api/routes/preferences.ts
→ PATCH /api/preferences/:userId
lib/email/digestTemplate.tsx
Mapping repo structure…
THE REAL PROBLEM

Your senior engineers are the most expensive documentation system you own.

Every feasibility question, every "quick question" in Slack, every onboarding conversation pulls them away from shipping. PMs wait days for answers. Junior engineers interrupt seniors to ramp up. AI coding tools guess because they can't see the architecture.

The knowledge already exists in your codebase. Your senior engineers are the only ones who can interpret it.

That's the bottleneck QEEK removes.

A typical exploration: days become minutes.

Before
Monday: PM pings tech lead
Wednesday: 60-min exploration meeting
Thursday: engineer re-checks the repo
Friday: rough verbal estimate, no reusable context
After QEEK
Feasibility check: 5 min, self-serve
Impact map: affected files + services
Exploration brief with file references: 10 min
Engineer validates assumptions in 10 min

Engineers no longer explore from scratch,
they now review a prepared brief.

The insight

Experienced builders already do this. QEEK makes it repeatable.

Senior engineers instinctively prepare architecture context before building. They define boundaries, assumptions, and constraints. But that process lives in their heads, doesn't scale, and walks out the door when they leave.

QEEK turns that expert intuition into a persistent context layer any team can build against.

architecture-references
Auth service: src/services/auth.ts
Rate limiter: middleware/rate-limit.ts
Event bus: lib/events/publisher.ts
3 architecture references verified
Manual thinking
InformalRisky
QEEK context
StructuredAligned
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Works with any repo