KodHau is an MCP server that injects tribal knowledge from GitHub PR history into AI coding agents before they write code. It surfaces architecture decisions, rejected approaches, and undocumented constraints that typically live only in developers' heads or buried in PR discussions. The founder, a 17-year-old from Kazakhstan, demonstrated its value by using it to fix an 8-month-old bug in the .NET runtime in 7 lines — where a previous attempt took 200 lines and failed. It runs locally, works with Cursor, Claude Code, and any MCP client, and requires a 2-minute setup.
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