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Keep your agent's knowledge linked to your code.

One claim, followed from a plain file in your repo to Claude Code over MCP and a pull request.

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  1. Someone changed one setting from 24 to 168, and the docs still say 24 hours. Your coding agent believes the docs.
  2. AgentDoc turns the facts your agents rely on into claims, and keeps them as plain files in your repo.
  3. Each claim has an owner, a status and a link to the code it describes. When a person marks it verified, adoc check makes sure it names an owner, a date and its evidence.
  4. Claude Code and Codex cite the claims through MCP.
  5. So when Claude is asked to change that timeout, it first checks what the change touches. It gets back the verified claim and its owner, and asks before it edits.
  6. If the change goes through anyway, the GitHub Action flags it on the pull request. Then the owner either re-verifies the claim or sets it back to draft.
  7. With a Claude token, the Action can draft the update as well. By default, nothing gets committed until a person applies it.
  8. adoc stale lists the claims that have expired, and who owns each one.
  9. It's an open source alpha, MIT licensed, for one repo at a time. Install it, run adoc init, and try adoc migrate on your Markdown docs. It only writes when you ask it to.
  10. AgentDoc. Your agent's knowledge, linked to your code.