Now onboarding teams

Your team's
standard mind.

std::nous connects your code, docs, and conversations, then answers questions about how your team works, with the source behind every claim.

Sample workspace8 sources connected
nousPRPR #412 · Move jobs to queue — github · merged Mar 3DocADR-007 · Async job runner — notion · Feb 21Slack#infra · cron timeouts — slack · Feb 18IssueINC-23 · Billing retries doubled — linear · Feb 16NotesEng sync · Feb 20 — meeting notesDocOnboarding · Local setup — notion · Jan 9PRPR #398 · Pin Node to 24 — github · merged Jan 30Slack#deploys · Friday freeze — slack · Jan 12

Ask the sample team anything below.

Live demo on a sample team's workspace. Click a question or type your own.

std::nous reads all of it, so the next person who asks gets the answer in seconds, with links, instead of a meeting.

How it works

  1. 1

    Connect where the work happens

    Sign in with GitHub, Slack, Notion, Linear, or Google Drive. std::nous reads with the permissions you already have, nothing more.

  2. 2

    It maps how things relate

    Pull requests get linked to the threads that argued for them, the incidents that caused them, and the docs that describe them.

  3. 3

    Ask, and get answers with receipts

    Every sentence points back to its source. If the sources don't say, std::nous tells you so instead of guessing.

See it work

One minute with a sample team's workspace: decisions, onboarding, and what happens when the answer isn't there.

Connects to the tools you already use

Read-only access. Nothing to migrate, nothing new for your team to learn.

  • GitHubAvailable
  • SlackAvailable
  • NotionAvailable
  • LinearAvailable
  • Google DriveAvailable
  • ConfluenceComing soon
  • JiraComing soon
  • Meeting notesComing soon

Built to be trusted with your team's memory

Permission-aware by default
Answers only draw on what the person asking can already open. A private channel stays private.
Your data trains nothing
Workspace content is never used to train models, ours or anyone else's.
Delete means delete
Disconnect a source and its index is removed. Remove the workspace and everything goes.
Citations you can audit
Every answer keeps a record of which sources it used, so you can check the reasoning, not just the result.
Read how we handle security

Questions

Who is std::nous for?

Software teams of roughly 5 to 200 people whose decisions are spread across code review, chat, tickets, and docs, and who lose hours re-explaining them to each other and to new hires.

How is this different from search?

Search returns documents. std::nous reads across them and answers the question, then shows which pull request, thread, or doc each part of the answer came from.

Which model powers the answers?

Reasoning and answer writing run on Claude by Anthropic. Its long context lets a single answer draw on a full design doc, the PR that implemented it, and the discussion around both.

What happens to our data?

Content is encrypted in transit, scoped to your workspace, and never used for model training. See the privacy policy for details.

When can we use it?

We're onboarding teams in small groups. Request access and we'll reach out when there's a slot for your team.

Give your team a memory.

We're onboarding teams in small groups. Questions first? support@stdnous47.cloud