become an ai-native company,
starting with your code.
klarhed turns your codebase into the memory your whole company runs on, so your team builds the product and the rest keeps up on its own.
- if (existing) {- return existing.response;- }+ if (existing && !existing.expired) {+ return existing.response;+ } await store.set(key, { response,- ttl: 60,+ ttl: 60 * 60 * 24, });
regression risk. incident INC-241 (Mar 4) was caused by a 60s idempotency TTL colliding with retry storms. consider 24h, matching the fix that shipped in #391.
product context. support flagged 12 duplicate-charge tickets last quarter tied to this path. the expiry check aligns with LIN-1204.
approved with note. ready to merge. linked incident and support thread attached.
your code is the truest record of what your company actually is.
the product, the decisions, the value you deliver: it all lands in the code. every other tool describes it secondhand. klarhed reads your code and the history around it, then serves that context to every review, every agent, and every workflow.
"Authentication uses email and password login. Implemented Q3 2024."
"Add Google OAuth support — completed and closed."
"keeping password auth for now, oauth is deprioritized this quarter"
review that understands your company, not just your diff.
the first product: an ai review bot grounded in your incidents, decisions, and where the product is heading. it catches the regression a linter can't see, because it remembers what happened last time.
grounded in your history
reviewed against your incidents, reverts, and decisions, not just the lines that changed.
cites its reasons
every finding links the incident, revert, or decision behind it. no black-box verdicts.
quiet by default
it says nothing on style and speaks up on real risk. silence is the feature.
when your code changes, the rest of your company keeps up.
the second product, grounded in the same graph: workflows that trigger on your code. think zapier, but the trigger is your codebase and the context is your company. no one enjoys these tasks, and on a small team they are a whole role.
help center
code changes a feature, an agent drafts the help-center update, taking the linked ticket into account.
changelog
merged work becomes a drafted changelog entry, in your voice.
marketing site
a feature ships, the marketing copy that describes it is flagged and prepped to match.
posthog dashboards
after a feature update, the product-analytics dashboard is created or updated for you.
and more we're not ready to name yet.
three steps. no new place to check.
point it at your repos
install the github app or run the CLI. klarhed indexes your code, PR history, and CI signals, including across split repos (no monorepo required).
connect what you already run
grafana, sentry, pagerduty for reliability. linear, jira for intent. posthog and your help center for product and customer context. klarhed reads them; you don't manage a second knowledge base.
it shows up where you work
in PR reviews, in CI, in your editor over MCP, as a plain API, and soon as workflows that keep the rest of your company in sync.
$ npx klarhed init ✓ detected 4 repos in the org ✓ linked sentry, linear, grafana ✓ indexed 148,203 commits · 3,412 PRs · 61 incidents → klarhed is now reviewing every PR $ klarhed context "why is retry TTL 24h?" → INC-241 (Mar 4): duplicate charges on retry storm → PR #391 merged the 24h TTL as the fix → LIN-1204 tracks the follow-up on idempotency keys
one graph. everything your company runs on.
klarhed keeps the raw data so you can inspect it, and derives a structured graph agents can actually reason over. the same graph that grounds a review triggers a workflow. models will commoditize. your context won't.
- grounded in code as the source of truth
- enriched by every tool your team lives in
- the same graph reviews a PR and triggers a workflow
opinionated on how it's done. open on what you plug in.
the closed suites want your company's core inside their walls. klarhed doesn't. connect the tools you already run, consume the context any way you work: PR reviews, CI, your editor over MCP, or a plain API. the core is open source.
the commitments we won't quietly walk back.
open source
the core is open. audit it, self-host it, extend it. no black boxes in your critical path.
access however you want
API, MCP, github actions, CLI. klarhed adapts to your stack, not the other way around.
european by default
built in europe, hosted in europe. GDPR-native. data residency is a switch, not a sales call.
start with your code.
klarhed handles the memory.
we're onboarding a small group of early-access teams: tech companies with real codebases who want to become ai-native from the inside out, and the appetite to shape the product with us.
klarhed.app · the open, ai-native layer, from europe