Ask: your codebase, with citations
Injection puts decisions in front of the agent automatically. Ask lets a person or an agent interrogate the same governed memory directly, on demand, and get an answer that cites where it came from.
A grounded answer, not a guess
Ask a question the way you would ask a teammate:
Can we use Redis here, and what is the current rate limit?
Instead of a confident guess assembled from the code in front of it, Meetless Agent retrieves the relevant decisions from governed memory and answers from them, naming its sources. You get the decision and the citation, so you can check it rather than trust it blindly.
It follows supersession
Because the memory is a graph of typed relationships, Ask returns the current
claim, not a stale one. If a 2026 decision superseded a 2025 one, Ask follows the
SUPERSEDES edge and answers with the decision that is in force now, while still
being able to explain what it replaced and why.
It abstains instead of inventing
The most important thing Ask does is know its limits. When the governed corpus does not cover a question, it says so or flags low confidence rather than fabricating an authoritative-sounding answer. An honest “we have not decided this” is more useful than a confident wrong answer, because the confident wrong answer is exactly the failure mode from Confident is not correct.
Where you can ask
Ask also supports focused modes (a direct answer, an enumeration, the canonical source-of-truth document, or a comparison) so you can pull the shape of answer you need. The command reference lists them.