When a team adopts Claude Code, Codex, Cursor or GitHub Copilot, standards that lived in wikis and scattered markdown files stop being enforced. Developers duplicate a CLAUDE.md or AGENTS.md in every repository, the copies drift, agents compact away the context, and architectural or security rules quietly stop applying. Straion treats this as a systems problem rather than a documentation problem: one central hub holds the rules, and a CLI pulls the relevant subset into each agent session based on the task, team, project and tech stack.
The workflow starts with a free trial and a CLI install. Straion connects to your repository, creates a dedicated branch and migrates existing AGENTS.md and CLAUDE.md content into rules. From then on a rule change is a commit and a pull request, so CODEOWNERS and branch protection govern standards exactly as they govern code, and the rule files remain yours even if you leave the platform. The agent receives the rules up front, and Straion validates its task plan before implementation begins, stopping violations at the planning stage rather than in code review.
Straion also positions itself for safety-critical and embedded work, where a single generated violation becomes an audit finding. Deviations require an explicit approval from a named reviewer, and the rule, reason, file, approver and timestamp are all recorded. Plans start at EUR 18 per user per month with a 14-day free trial and no credit card, while enterprise governance features such as SSO/SAML and managing rules in your own Git infrastructure sit on the Enterprise tier.
