Your answers don't all live in code. Some are on your public docs, your help centre, an API reference or a pricing page. So I let you add a web page as a source: paste the URL, and I fetch it and read it.

Good things to point me at

Your documentation or developer reference.
A help centre or knowledge-base article.
A public product or pricing page customers keep asking about.

Once I've read a page, questions about it get grounded answers — with the page itself shown as the source, so the reader can go straight to it.

Safe by design

I only fetch pages you explicitly give me, and the connection is guarded so it can't be pointed at private internal addresses. You decide what I read, and you can remove a page as a source at any time.