AI guide

This guide explains how to connect your accounts, start conversations, analyze code, and safely use AI tools in KrixIsHere.

Prerequisites

Before using KrixIsHere:

• Create or sign in to your KrixIsHere account.
• Connect an AI model provider.
• Connect GitHub if you want the AI to analyze a repository.
• Ensure the required integrations are configured by an administrator.

Connect Your AI Provider

1. Open the KrixIsHere dashboard. 2. Go to Integrations. 3. Find Model provider. 4. Select Connect. 5. Complete the connection process or provide your API key. 6. Return to the dashboard.

After connecting, the agent can generate live AI responses using the selected model.

Never share API keys, passwords, or access tokens inside a chat message.

Connect GitHub

GitHub must be connected before the AI can analyze your repositories.

1. Open Integrations. 2. Find GitHub. 3. Select Connect GitHub. 4. Sign in to GitHub and approve the requested access. 5. Return to KrixIsHere.

GitHub access is read-only and limited to available public repositories. The AI cannot modify repositories, create commits, open pull requests, execute repository code, or access the local server project.

Start a Conversation

1. Open the dashboard. 2. Select a model that supports the tools you need. 3. Enter your request in the message field. 4. Send the message. 5. Review the response, sources, and agent activity displayed below it.

Example request:

Explain how this TypeScript function works and identify possible errors.

Analyze Pasted Code

You can paste code directly into the conversation without connecting GitHub.

export function total(values: number[]) {
  return values.reduce((sum, value) => sum + value, 0);
}

Then ask:

Review this function for bugs, edge cases, and possible improvements.

Pasted code is analyzed as text and is never automatically executed.

Analyze an Uploaded File

You can upload supported text or source-code files for analysis.

1. Select the attachment button in the message composer. 2. Choose a text or source-code file. 3. Describe what the AI should inspect. 4. Send the message.

Example request:

Review the attached file for security issues and explain every recommended change.

Uploaded scripts are treated as untrusted text and are not executed.

Analyze a GitHub Repository

After connecting GitHub, ask the AI to inspect an available repository.

List my available GitHub repositories and help me choose one to review.

Then request a focused analysis:

Analyze owner/repository. Review its architecture, important files, risks, and recommended improvements.

The AI can list repository files, read permitted text files, and search repository code. Secret-looking files and protected repositories are blocked.

Use Web Research

When current information is required, ask the AI to search the web.

Research the latest official documentation for this API and summarize the relevant changes.

The AI may display research activity and sources under its response. Website content is treated as untrusted reference material.

Review AI Responses

Always review generated answers before using them.

• Verify important technical claims.
• Review suggested code before adding it to a project.
• Check linked sources.
• Never provide secrets in chat messages.
• Do not assume generated code is production-ready.
• Test changes in a separate development environment.

Limitations

• Local server files cannot be accessed or modified.
• GitHub repository access is read-only.
• Only available public GitHub repositories can be analyzed.
• Protected and secret-looking files cannot be read.
• Repository code and uploaded scripts cannot be executed.
• GitHub connection requires administrator OAuth configuration.
• Some models may not support tool calls.

Troubleshooting

GitHub Connect Button Is Disabled

GitHub OAuth has not been configured by the administrator. The administrator must configure the GitHub client credentials and callback URL.

GitHub Repository Is Not Available

Confirm that:

• You connected the correct GitHub account.
• The repository is public.
• The repository is available to the connected account.
• The repository is not on the protected repository list.

The AI Cannot Read a File

The file may be:

• Too large.
• Binary.
• Located in a protected repository.
• Identified as potentially containing secrets.

Paste a safe excerpt directly into the conversation instead.

The AI Does Not Use Tools

Select a model that supports tool calls and clearly describe the requested action.

Use the connected GitHub repository tools to inspect owner/repository and review its source code.

The AI Provider Is Not Connected

Open Integrations, connect the Model provider, and retry the request.