How it works

Map. Route. Prove.

KnoSky maps your code and docs on your machine. Claude Code, Cursor, Codex and Hermes ask it for a route instead of searching, and go straight to the right file — with an optional allow/deny receipt when you need governance.

Ink drawing of a city made of your files and docs: a KnoSky satellite overhead, one AI agent walking a light-blue route straight to the right building for a receipt, while agents without a route are lost in a maze and dead ends
1 · Map

Index the maze

Build a navigable model of repos and docs on the user’s machine. Live files stay the source of truth.

2 · Route

Share one menu

Assistants ask for paths via MCP — not freestyle monorepo walks. Multiple agents, one protocol.

3 · Prove

Optional Mode B

Identity → policy → receipt (or a useful deny). Advisory and governed paths stay labeled honestly.

Doctor honesty

Only promise what knosky doctor shows on that install. Help for several AI helpers (L3) is early — not a finished “safe multi-AI everywhere” product.

For people

The city is how people see the map

The city view is how people walk the same map. What agents get is the GPS: one shared route to the right file — still GPS for agents.

Install & open the city from your code
Ink drawing of two teammates looking over a town of districts with a paper map whose route matches the streets