Sphinx
A pre-push gate that asks what the agent's change does before it ships
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When an agent wrote the code, the reasoning lives in a chat you closed; cogit keeps it beside the commit so the next person can ask why.
cogit is a plugin for Claude Code and Codex CLI. Through the agent's hooks it saves each request as a thought commit: the question, the result, the decisions with reasons, and the options turned down. Code commits gain a Thought trailer, and cogit why traces a line to its origin. It also draws a local map of sessions, writes decision lists into PR descriptions, and can share the record through your own git repo. MIT, local only, no account.
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