LT: Sherlock: The truth is in the code
summary
Remote builds Sherlock chat to the code that clones Git repos (kept in sync in-cluster), surfaces answers via Phoenix LiveView + GenServer and a Tailwind UI, and integrates with Slack and image recognition so users can paste screenshots and ask who owns a component. Notion sprawl hit 2.5 million pages last year, so the claim is concrete: non-engineers get code-based answers without interrupting engineers, and the system demonstrably returns team owners and file-level facts.
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