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March 25, 2026
Mozilla dev's "Stack Overflow for agents" targets a key weakness in coding AI
There are major problems to be solved before it can be adopted, though.

TL;DR
- Mozilla developer Peter Wilson announced cq, a project described as "Stack Overflow for agents."
- cq aims to solve issues where coding agents use outdated information or repeatedly solve the same problems.
- The system allows agents to query a shared knowledge base before tackling unfamiliar tasks and to contribute new knowledge.
- Knowledge in cq earns trust through use rather than authority, moving beyond current solutions like .md files.
- cq is available as a proof of concept with plugins for Claude Code and OpenCode, an MCP server, and a user interface.
- Potential challenges include issues with models describing their steps, prompt injection, data poisoning, and the overall reliability of shared knowledge.
- Other projects are also working to improve AI agent efficiency by providing access to up-to-date or verified information.
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