KodHau MCP injects undocumented team knowledge into AI coding agents to prevent production-breaking mistakes
By
Igor Martynyuk
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Summary
KodHau is a tool that injects undocumented tribal knowledge from a development team — including architecture decisions, constraints, rejected approaches, and review comments — into AI coding agents. It runs locally and ensures code never leaves the user's machine. In a test on the dotnet/runtime repository, Cursor alone incorrectly approved a deletion, while Cursor with KodHau surfaced three PRs explaining why it would break production.
Key quotes
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Cursor alone said 'yes, you can delete it.' Cursor with KodHau surfaced 3 PRs explaining exactly why that would break prod.
One tool. Runs locally. Your code never leaves your machine.
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