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## know-your-code

I'm a software engineering student. New frontier models keep landing, each faster and more powerful than the last, and AI is moving faster than a student can understand. I was building things, but I couldn't understand the code.
I'm a software engineering student. Every few months a new frontier model lands, faster and more powerful than the last. AI moves faster than a student can understand, and I stopped understanding my own code, especially when it's complex or new to me.

I don't think I'm alone in that.

So I built a Claude Code plugin with guardrails: before you push, you explain what changed and why. Code stays fast. You keep learning.
So I built a Claude Code plugin that makes sure you learn something every time you ship: before you push, you explain what changed and why.

![know-your-code blocks a git push until you explain the diff](assets/demo.gif)

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