Your teams make decisions every day — product, architecture, compliance, design. Those decisions are scattered across wikis, repos, Slack, and people's heads. Your AI tools build from whatever they find. ArcticRex captures the real decisions and delivers them to every tool.
Here's what your AI tools are actually building from. Contradictions nobody noticed, decisions that expired, questions nobody answered.
ArcticRex routes each contradiction to the right person. They make the call, ArcticRex captures it as a governed decision.
Every decision is now a governed artifact — owned, versioned, and auditable. Not a wiki page someone might update. A source of truth with accountability.
When the world changes — new regulation, new architecture — ArcticRex flags affected decisions and proposes updates for the right owner to approve.
Now every AI tool builds from the same decisions, delivered via MCP. No drift between teams. No one building from stale context.
Delivered via MCP to any AI tool — coding assistants, autonomous agents, whatever comes next.
Case study — F-Secure
One project, two attempts. Twenty people with every AI tool and no shared context spent a year and never shipped. Five people with governed context shipped in six months.
Both teams had the same AI tools. The difference was that the second team's tools all worked from the same decisions — what to build, how to build it, what constraints applied. No drift between teams, no rework, no surprises.
About the founders →We hear this a lot
They will — for their model. But you're going to use different models for different jobs, and you're going to switch providers as the landscape evolves. Your organisational context needs to work across all of them.
Great starting point. What gets harder at scale is the process: which decisions are current, what conflicts exist across repos, how updates propagate. The format is solved. The alignment process is the hard part.
POCs help each team figure out how to work with AI. But each team figures it out independently. Ten successful pilots can still leave you with ten teams building from different assumptions.
Today your teams can brief their AI tools manually. When agents work autonomously, that's not an option. Your decisions either reach every tool automatically, or every tool builds from its own version of reality.
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