Build up knowledge
KNOWLEDGE Base
It grows while the agents work.
The knowledge base builds itself from your project: datasheets, specs, existing code or whatever you bring in, all connected as one graph, and it stays current on its own as the project moves. The agents use it to do their job and feed back what they learn while implementing: the cause behind a failing test, the silicon errata that forced a workaround, the reason a timer had to be configured the way it is.
You work on the big picture. The agents handle the details, so your time goes into topics that matter, like architecture and design decisions.
The whole project stays in view. You get diagrams and structured breakdowns of what the agents did and how it connects, and you can ask about any of it.
The knowledge does not depend on anyone writing it down. It accumulates as a byproduct of the work, including the parts nobody would have thought worth documenting.
You spend your time on making decisions, not on digging into details.