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The agent advantage

Same model. Sharper answers.

BNLGit doesn't fine-tune your model or swap it out. It changes the one thing that actually decides whether an agent gets it right: what the model sees. Here's the same question, the same model — without the layer, and with it.

A developer asks the agent

“Where is authentication enforced, and is the token checked before we trust it?”

Without BNLGit

Dumps files. Guesses. Cites nothing.

agent ← 8 whole files pasted into context (~14k tokens) "It looks like authentication is probably handled somewhere in the middleware layer. Based on common patterns, the token is likely verified — though I can't be certain where the signature is checked." › no line reference › no commit › maybe wrong
Plausible, uncited, and if it's wrong you ship the bug. Wrong context is the number-one cause of wrong code.
With BNLGit

Retrieves typed facts. Answers with receipts.

agent ← 1 typed fact block via MCP (~400 tokens) "Auth is enforced in verify_token() at auth.py:42. The signature is checked before the payload is trusted (auth.py:51), and it's wired to POST /api/session (auth.py:88)." › exact lines › pinned @ commit 9f3c1e › verifiable
Grounded, cited, and current — and it got there on a fraction of the tokens.
Cause → effect

Why the answer on the right is the one you can ship.

typed facts →

Fewer hallucinations

The model reasons over structured, high-signal facts instead of pattern-matching across raw files — so it stops inventing behaviour that isn't there.

SHA-pinned →

Verifiable, not vibes

Every claim points to an exact line at an exact commit. You (or a CI check) can confirm it in one click — trust becomes checkable.

compact →

Cheaper & broader

A fact block is a fraction of the tokens of the files it summarises, so more of the system fits in context — cheaper calls, wider awareness.

staleness →

Always current

Summaries are tracked per blob SHA and re-derived on change, so the agent never quietly reasons over last week's code.

What changes

Directionally — and honestly.

These illustrate the mechanism, not a lab result. The rigorous benchmark is in progress; we'll publish real numbers when they're earned.

~35×
less context per answerillustrative
exact
line + commit citations
0
whole files re-read
always
current to the blob SHA