Centralized rules for Coding Agents like Claude Code, Github Copilot & Cursor. Your AI coding agent automatically picks the right rules per task. Ship enterprise-ready code at 10x speed.
We built Straion because AI-generated code is everywhere — but in reality, it rarely fits how companies actually build software.
The problem isn’t generating code anymore. It’s alignment. Every company has its own standards for security, privacy, architecture, design systems, and frameworks. Yet AI tools don’t automatically understand those rules. The result? Manual fixes, long review cycles, and wasted time.
We built Straion to change that.
Straion automatically extracts company-specific requirements from sources like wikis, contribution guidelines, and best practices — and translates them into instructions AI agents can actually follow. That way, generated code fits the organization from the start.
This means:
Less manual correction
Fewer review loops
Better security and compliance alignment
Faster, more cost-efficient delivery
Before building, we conducted 100+ interviews with software teams to truly understand their pain points. The result is a product that doesn’t just work technically — it solves a real, expensive problem.
Ultimately, we built Straion so developers can focus on what really matters again: building great software instead of fixing AI output.
@cruise_chen 🤔 For now, let's add your rules to Straion and let it handle the hallucinations. With stronger, more sophisticated and especially targeted rules hallucinations shouldn't be an issue anymore.
@doris_freihofner thanks for the question! Sure it works for a solo dev as well! but if it's just a small react project you can probably manage the effort with some AGENTS or CLAUDE .md files as well.
The true benefit for Straion is for teams within larger organizations as they have a fast growing codebase (often multiple repositories and need rules to align the code)
A good example is if you have multiple repositories having golang microservices. You don't want to duplicate all the rules in each repository. In this case you want to have a single central hub to manage all your rules!
This is exactly the usecase where straion shines. Once you update a rule in straion it will be immediately propagated to all of your devs. They don't have to update/install anything. It's just there! So enforcing coding standards, security best practices and other rules is just a click away!
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Hey Pete, that line about ending up supervising instead of building is so accurate. Was there a specific moment where an AI agent completely ignored how your team does things and you had to undo or re-explain everything?
@vouchy Yea you are so true! On Thursday I had a convo with a very seasoned developer that said. He can't keep up on the pace of the ecosystem anymore. He's afraid that he's taking a "wrong" turn by choosing full on a specific technology.
We try to help those companies to take off that burden by having one central place to manage all your rules and supporting mutliple agents. Straion is installed via a CLI. In the background it sets up a skill for the coding agent of your choice that's it super simple
@panagiotis_papadopoulos Yea good point the updating! That's indeed a case a lot of companies don't think about!
They just think adding the rules once is enough. But what if you have 3 repos with the same frontend rules? You don't want to go into each repo and update the AGENTS.md or CLAUDE.md files there whenever you decide on new rules/guidances.
I'll bet they will be soon out of date!
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This solves a need that came up in discussion just this week for me. Very interested to follow your progress!
@jwhist thank you very much Jordan. I'd love to learn more about your particular use case. Let me know if you are open for a call later this week. Feel free to book a slot on my calendar.
Straion
We built Straion because AI-generated code is everywhere — but in reality, it rarely fits how companies actually build software.
The problem isn’t generating code anymore. It’s alignment. Every company has its own standards for security, privacy, architecture, design systems, and frameworks. Yet AI tools don’t automatically understand those rules. The result? Manual fixes, long review cycles, and wasted time.
We built Straion to change that.
Straion automatically extracts company-specific requirements from sources like wikis, contribution guidelines, and best practices — and translates them into instructions AI agents can actually follow. That way, generated code fits the organization from the start.
This means:
Less manual correction
Fewer review loops
Better security and compliance alignment
Faster, more cost-efficient delivery
Before building, we conducted 100+ interviews with software teams to truly understand their pain points. The result is a product that doesn’t just work technically — it solves a real, expensive problem.
Ultimately, we built Straion so developers can focus on what really matters again: building great software instead of fixing AI output.
Agnes AI
Seems Straion could handle the challenge of hallucination.... but just curious - would agents themselves handle making rules in future? lol
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@cruise_chen 🤔 For now, let's add your rules to Straion and let it handle the hallucinations. With stronger, more sophisticated and especially targeted rules hallucinations shouldn't be an issue anymore.
Does it also work for small teams?
Straion
@doris_freihofner thanks for the question! Sure it works for a solo dev as well! but if it's just a small react project you can probably manage the effort with some AGENTS or CLAUDE .md files as well.
The true benefit for Straion is for teams within larger organizations as they have a fast growing codebase (often multiple repositories and need rules to align the code)
A good example is if you have multiple repositories having golang microservices. You don't want to duplicate all the rules in each repository. In this case you want to have a single central hub to manage all your rules!
This is exactly the usecase where straion shines. Once you update a rule in straion it will be immediately propagated to all of your devs. They don't have to update/install anything. It's just there! So enforcing coding standards, security best practices and other rules is just a click away!
Straion
@vouchy Yea you are so true! On Thursday I had a convo with a very seasoned developer that said. He can't keep up on the pace of the ecosystem anymore. He's afraid that he's taking a "wrong" turn by choosing full on a specific technology.
We try to help those companies to take off that burden by having one central place to manage all your rules and supporting mutliple agents. Straion is installed via a CLI. In the background it sets up a skill for the coding agent of your choice that's it super simple
Here is a getting started video:
Digger.dev
Massive congratulations on the launch team!
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@nadigerutpal Thanks so much! this means a lot from such a seasoned founder!
Straion is badly needed. There is no way to centrally managed .md files, collaborate on them and dynamically update them across several repositories.
Looking forward to what the team will build!
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@panagiotis_papadopoulos Yea good point the updating! That's indeed a case a lot of companies don't think about!
They just think adding the rules once is enough. But what if you have 3 repos with the same frontend rules? You don't want to go into each repo and update the AGENTS.md or CLAUDE.md files there whenever you decide on new rules/guidances.
I'll bet they will be soon out of date!
This solves a need that came up in discussion just this week for me. Very interested to follow your progress!
Straion
@jwhist thank you very much Jordan. I'd love to learn more about your particular use case. Let me know if you are open for a call later this week. Feel free to book a slot on my calendar.
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@jwhist nice! Maybe you could try us?