Context code blocks
Hover a name in the code you read, and a card shows where it comes from. Flight Plan builds the card from the code, with no agent. For a function or a variable, it shows the lines that define it. For an exported name, it lists the files and lines that use it. For a library name, it shows the import, and doesn’t follow it.
Descriptions
Section titled “Descriptions”A prompt configuration can also have your agent describe the names, under Hover descriptions:
| Kind | Which names | Presets that ask for it |
|---|---|---|
| Code of the repository | Functions, components and other declarations from other files of the repository | Onboardee, Unfamiliar territory |
| Libraries | Names imported from a library | Unfamiliar territory |
| Language | Names that are neither imported nor declared, so they belong to the language | Unfamiliar territory |
Your agent writes what the code is, what it does and, for the repository’s code, where the codebase uses it.
The card
Section titled “The card”The card shows where the name is defined, your agent’s description when there is one, then the code. A library name says the import is shown and not followed. A language name says it’s assumed to be part of the language. A language name is underlined only once its description is written.