XHawk 0.99 turns commits into context

XHawk is making a sharp bet that the next big bottleneck in AI coding is not generation quality but memory, traceability, and shared context. If it works, this is less "another coding assistant" and more a missing infrastructure layer for teams running multiple agents against the same codebase.

• –The core hook is strong: every commit is linked back to the agent session, prompts, and reasoning that produced it, which gives teams a real audit trail instead of vague commit messages.
• –The MCP server and agent-agnostic positioning matter because it lets XHawk plug into whichever coding tools a team already uses instead of forcing one editor or model stack.
• –Auto-generating living docs like `AGENTS.md` and `CLAUDE.md` is a practical feature, especially for teams fighting stale documentation and repeated agent mistakes.
• –The real test will be signal-to-noise and trust: capturing everything only helps if the resulting graph stays accurate, secure, and actually faster to query than asking a senior engineer.