How is this different from just using .md files in my repos?
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Markdown files are static and scattered. Straion centralizes rules and standards and dynamically selects the relevant rules for each task, so agents get context automatically.
What AI coding tools does Straion work with?
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Straion works with Claude Code, Cursor, and GitHub Copilot through our CLI and skill integration model.
Do I need to rewrite all my existing rules?
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No. You can import and adapt existing AGENTS.md, CLAUDE.md, and related rule files into Straion.
How does Straion select which rules apply to a task?
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Straion analyzes prompt intent, task type, file/repo context, scratchpad state, and historical patterns to select the most relevant rules.
What happens when AI violates a rule?
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Straion flags the violation during task-plan validation so teams can correct direction before implementation and token waste.
How long does setup take?
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Most teams can set up Straion in under 5 minutes.
Is my data secure?
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Yes. Straion is built for enterprise environments with secure handling of organizational rules and workflows.
I already have custom skills in Claude Code or Cursor. What does Straion add?
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Custom skills are a great start, Straion imports them directly, so nothing you've built goes to waste. The difference is that skills are all-or-nothing: when triggered, the entire skill block lands in context and the AI decides relevance after the fact. Straion adds semantic matching (only the rules that matter for this specific task), pre-execution plan validation (catching violations before a single line is written), and a central hub so your rules stay in sync across every repo and every developer.
Can Straion import my existing skill files?
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Yes. Straion imports your existing CLAUDE.md, AGENTS.md, and custom skill files directly. You keep what you've already built; Straion makes it smarter and centrally managed across your whole team.
What's the difference between a custom skill and Straion?
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A skill is a file; Straion is a system. Skills work per-developer, per-repo, and fire as a binary on/off based on a title match. Straion sits above that layer: it selects which rules are relevant to the current task, validates the AI's plan against them before code is generated, and keeps every developer on every repo working from the same rule set.
