Give your engineering team a way tosee who understands what
RepoOcto turns your actual codebase into contextual quizzes inside VS Code, then gives engineering leaders a live view of knowledge coverage, onboarding progress, and module risk.
Individual teammate accounts · VS Code workflow · Manager visibility
What design pattern does AuthService use for token refresh in this project?
The metrics a team lead sees first.
RepoOcto turns developer quiz activity into a concise view of participation, demonstrated knowledge, coverage, and concentrated ownership risk.
Across answered questions
Answered in the last 7 days
13 of 18 modules covered
Modules need another strong owner
Example values shown to demonstrate the product interface—not customer results.
Turn learning activity into
team knowledge intelligence
Give developers a useful in-editor learning loop and give leaders evidence of where knowledge is strong, thin, or missing.
Codebase-Specific Questions
AI generates contextual questions about the patterns, architecture, and decisions in the code your team actually works on.
In-editor evidenceTeam Knowledge Map
See knowledge coverage across teammates and modules in one scan. Unquizzed areas and weak coverage stop hiding in status updates.
Manager visibilityModule Risk Signals
Surface critical modules with too few knowledgeable developers and focus attention where a departure or incident would hurt most.
Bus factor insightOnboarding Progress
Track which parts of the codebase a new teammate has attempted, where they are strong, and what still needs support.
Ramp-up visibilityDeveloper Learning Loop
Spaced repetition, lightweight XP, and smart prompts help teammates retain knowledge without turning learning into another meeting.
Built for adoptionShared Team Workspace
Managers create the team, invite developers, and review synced quiz activity from one shared operational view.
One shared viewOne workflow for developers.
A clearer view for leaders.
RepoOcto fits into the editor, while the team dashboard turns learning activity into operational knowledge signals.
Create the team workspace
A manager or team lead creates the team, connects the first codebase, and gets a simple invite code for the group.
Invite the developers
Each teammate keeps an individual account, joins the shared team, and uses RepoOcto directly inside VS Code or the CLI.
See knowledge by module
Quiz activity becomes a team knowledge map, module-risk view, and onboarding tracker that leaders can act on.
Replace guesswork with evidence
See who has demonstrated understanding across the modules your team depends on.
Give new hires a visible path
Track what they have covered, where they are confident, and where a mentor should step in.
Catch thin ownership early
Identify important areas where knowledge sits with too few people before that becomes an incident.
Take a sample quiz
Click an answer to see how RepoOcto works.
In React 18, what is the primary purpose of useTransition?
Start with one team.
Prove the knowledge signal.
We scope the first rollout around your team size, codebase, and onboarding or knowledge-risk goals.
Team Pilot
A focused first deployment
- ✓Manager dashboard and team overview
- ✓Knowledge map across developers and modules
- ✓Module risk and bus-factor signals
- ✓New-hire onboarding tracker
- ✓VS Code and CLI learning workflow
- ✓Team setup and pilot support
Included in the rollout
Every teammate keeps a personal learning account.
- ✓An individual account for each developer
- ✓Questions grounded in the connected codebase
- ✓Spaced repetition and lightweight XP
- ✓Personal progress and repository activity
- ✓Shared team invite and synced quiz results
Joining a pilot? Use the account tied to your team invite.
Know where your team is strong.
Know where it is exposed.
Let's scope a focused pilot around one engineering team, one real codebase, and the knowledge problem you need to solve first.
Individual accounts remain part of every team rollout.