Give coding agents the project context they keep asking for
Agents and new contributors read the code. KOS gives them the reasons behind it.
The problem
Coding agents rediscover the same constraints from the code, or miss them. Implementation decisions live in PR threads and chat logs.
Each agent session starts with a long re-briefing, or without one.
A refactor that resumes cleanly
An agent was halfway through a refactor when the session ended. The next agent, in a different tool, needs to continue without undoing anything.
The next agent starts from the handoff and the decision, not from a guess.
What KOS gives you here
Repository context
Architecture notes and constraints kept next to the work they describe.
Agent handoffs
A consistent record of where an agent stopped and what is next.
Preserved decisions
Implementation decisions that survive the end of a session.
Your first useful outcome
- 01
Describe the architecture
A short note on boundaries and constraints.
- 02
Record open decisions
Especially the ones agents keep questioning.
- 03
Require a handoff
Ask each agent session to finish with one.
Start with one project
The Starter Kit is free and open source. One project is enough to see the difference in your next session.