
devnexus creates a shared knowledge base for AI agents by mapping function-level dependencies and building a code graph
Shared Obsidian vault stores all information, which agents consult before writing code to avoid repeating failed approaches
Past decisions are directly linked to the code they modified, preventing teams from exploring the same dead ends twice
Tool works across multiple sessions and engineers, enabling persistent collaborative learning for AI-assisted development
Project is still in development and the creator is actively seeking community feedback on Hacker News
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