FAQ

No. You install the MCP server with one command, then talk to Claude in plain language. Stratta is built for engineers, not developers.

No. Norms are copyrighted and scoped to your organization. You ingest the norms you're licensed for. The public demo workspace includes SIA 260 and SIA 261-1 as examples.

Because engineering answers must be verifiable. Stratta navigates each norm's real structure (TreeRAG) so every citation points to an exact section and page. See How it works.

No. Norms are isolated per organization, enforced server-side from your API key. Another organization can't read or write your norms. See Security.

No. Ingestion runs on your own Claude subscription's session tokens, not the Anthropic API.

Claude Code (recommended) and Claude Desktop. Any client that supports stdio MCP servers can use Stratta. See Install in Claude Code and Install in Claude Desktop.

Yes. Invite colleagues to your organization; they share the norms you've ingested and use their own API keys. See Manage your organization.

Not today. The MCP server authenticates with an API key over stdio. A remote, OAuth-based option has been evaluated but isn't offered yet. See Architecture.

Not yet. Automatic translation is on the roadmap. A norm is currently served in its source language.

Free is open today: 1 norm, 500 sections, 60 figures and 500 MCP queries a month. Pro (CHF 29 per month) and Team (CHF 99 per month) open with billing. Nothing is charged today. See Plans and quotas.

The write is refused with a message naming the limit and where you stand. Nothing is deleted, reading keeps working, and no overage is billed. Delete a norm you no longer need, or wait for the next monthly window. See Plans and quotas.