Building a tool that builds persistent map of your codebase for AI agents (OSS)
Summary
Carto is an open-source tool that builds a persistent domain map of a codebase, helping AI agents understand systems and avoid failures like wrong file editing and context overflow, running entirely locally with no data leaks.
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