Straion is a platform that provides centralized rules for AI coding agents to ensure they follow organizational standards. It automatically gives AI coding tools like Claude Code, Cursor, and GitHub Copilot the right engineering rules per task, validating plans before coding begins to ship enterprise-ready AI code.
The product centralizes architecture rules, security policies, and coding standards in one place. It features dynamic context selection that automatically determines which rules apply based on context like team, project, domain, and tech stack. Straion validates AI-generated task plans against rules before coding starts and integrates with existing AI coding workflows through a CLI.
Straion works by having users define their engineering standards, security rules, and coding guidelines in the platform. After installing the Straion skill to Claude Code or Cursor setup, the CLI dynamically fetches relevant rules so AI knows standards before writing code. The system validates AI task plans against rules to catch violations early.
Benefits include eliminating manual course-correction of AI outputs, preventing wasted tokens on wrong directions, and ensuring AI follows organizational standards from the first prompt. Use cases include enforcing coding standards, security policies, and architecture rules across development teams using AI coding assistants.
The product targets teams serious about AI adoption in their development workflows, particularly organizations with enterprise coding standards. It integrates with Claude Code, GitHub Copilot, and Cursor through a CLI interface that connects to organizational rules.
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Straion targets teams serious about AI adoption in their development workflows, particularly organizations with enterprise coding standards. It's designed for developers and engineering teams using AI coding agents like Claude Code, GitHub Copilot, and Cursor who need to ensure these tools follow organizational rules. The product serves organizations that want to ship enterprise-ready code while maintaining consistency across their development practices.