XHawk 0.99
Transform Coding Sessions & Code into a System of Context
518 followers
Transform Coding Sessions & Code into a System of Context
518 followers
Turn your session history into a knowledge base. XHawk CLI automatically captures AI sessions during every git push, mapping the agent's reasoning directly to your commits. Don't just ship code. Capture the intent, audit the logic, and build a searchable, collaborative record of how your software actually gets built with coding agents. Our AI decodes your entire codebase, generating dynamic learning paths and docs for agents and humans.
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I like that sessions sync on their own after each commit. You end up with a record of how features were actually built, not just the finished code.
OS Ninja
@samesh_lakhotia Yes, on git commit we sync the exact relevant script of the session.
Just loved the concept! Btw have you seen any surprising use cases emerge during the private beta that you didn’t initially design for??
We manually maintain CLAUDE.md across our whole monorepo, it's a real struggle. When building multi-agent architecture, especially when embedding context or passing feedback, everything just gets lost and you can't restore the session. So this looks like a pretty interesting idea.
Bluelearn
Tired of giving context to claude code every time I start something new. The onboarding for XHawk seems quite simple and straightforward. Definitely gonna give this a try! All the best for the launch, Puneet and team.
OS Ninja
@harish_uthayakumar Thanks for your support!
Used it and loved it!
OS Ninja
@aaditya_menon Thanks for your support!
Really like that I can see all my claude chats in one place and create a learning path from my repos
OS Ninja
@yashgarg2107 Thanks Yash!
Super interesting approach 👏 One challenge with AI-generated code is losing the build context. This could make debugging and reviewing much easier 🔧
OS Ninja
@adarsh_mishra20 Thanks for your support! Our goal is to build the long term memory of the engineering team. Solving the immediate problem of "context hydration" is just a starting point.