Map the structure
Directories, important files, branch choices, and repository metadata become visible inputs for future plans.
The repository workspace exposes structure, summaries, knowledge, todos, and improvement ideas before an agent changes code. ProPR turns useful signals into plans. Empty repositories start from the prompt, screenshots, attachments, and supporting repositories.


ProPR prepares repository knowledge as part of setup, so planning starts with the shape of the codebase already available. It maps the repository structure, keeps branch context visible, builds summaries that humans can inspect, and uses that knowledge later to select the right files for a prompt. If the target repository is empty, ProPR uses the surrounding material to plan the first implementation.
Directories, important files, branch choices, and repository metadata become visible inputs for future plans.
Browse and chat with repository knowledge before deciding whether an idea should become implementation.
A new repository can start from product intent, screenshots, attachments, and reference repos, then return as the first PR on a normal branch.
The index steers planning toward useful context and leaves unrelated files out, with deeper controls in context gathering.