This isn't new for engineers. We've always had important constraints that only certain people know about, but with coding agents it gets worse because we can now delegate a lot more, sometimes without realizing how much context the agent is missing.
Then we delegate changes and the agent implements a change that looks reasonable but breaks some hidden constraint, hurts performance, exposes data, or does something destructive. It’s a local, Apache-2.0 licensed tool. It works with Claude Code and Codex, and also exposes MCP and CLI interfaces.
The name comes from a Nahuatl verb meaning “to know” or “to think.”
It’s probably a bit over-engineered.
Anyway, sharing it here in case it’s useful to someone.