What does your coding agent still not know about your codebase?

My agent could read any file I handed it and had no idea what else existed in the repo.

Ask it to change a function and it cannot tell you what calls that function, who wrote it, or that the same change was tried and reverted in March. So I became the index. I grepped, I pasted, I explained, and then I did it again the next session, because nothing I told it yesterday survived.

I built Oynix to stop doing that. One command indexes your codebase on your machine, and the agent queries it directly over MCP. What does this symbol do. What calls it. Who owns it. What breaks if I change it. What did the last session already try. It can also write down what it just did, so the next session, or a different agent

entirely, reads that back instead of starting from nothing.

Everything runs on your machine. Nothing is uploaded. Free to install and use.

It is here if you want to try it: oynix.dev

Now the part I actually want to talk about, because I do not think I have it solved.

What did your agent not know this week that it obviously should have? Not hallucinations. The times it was confidently working from a partial picture, and you only found out afterwards.