■ Objection
"We already have standards in CLAUDE.md files"
So does everyone. Here's why it's not enough.
"CLAUDE.md is a file. Straion is a system."
Your CLAUDE.md only works if every developer updates it, the AI reads it, and nobody's
compacted the context. How's that going?
01
A copy in every repo isn't a policy.
The problem was never that your rules sit in Git. It's that the same markdown is
duplicated across dozens of repos, where the copies drift and contradict each other.
Straion keeps one source of truth for your entire engineering organization. You can store
it in your own Git infrastructure, on a dedicated branch, reviewed like any other code. The files stay
yours: leave Straion and you keep every rule.
02
You can't manage what you can't see.
Do you know which rules got used last week? Which agent session went
off track? Straion gives you visibility and control at the team level, not just
per-file, per-developer chaos.
03
Standards drift the moment you stop watching.
Scattered markdown files get stale, forked, contradicted. Straion keeps your rules live
and enforced, versioned in your own Git infrastructure, whether you have 50 developers or 5,000.