cogit
Records each prompt to your coding agent so any line of code can explain itself
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For teams worried that nobody understands the agent-written code they ship, it is a cheap habit to try, not a policy to roll out.
Sphinx installs as a git hook alongside Codex, Claude Code, Cursor, OpenCode, Pi or plain git. When you push, a review model reads the diff and asks you a question about what the change does; answer it and the push goes through. Your answers never go back to the coding agent, and it does not open .env files. A yolo mode lets pushes through but logs what was skipped. It is MIT, on npm, and needs Node 22.19 on macOS, Linux or WSL.
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