AXTAR  ·  THE RULES LAYER

The only way to go fast is to go well.

Robert C. Martin

Now live T H E   R U L E S   L A Y E R   F O R   A I   C O D I N G   A G E N T S

The most seasoned dev on every team.

Axtar is the senior your AI agents never had. It holds your team's hard-won standards — the taste that lives in your best people's heads — and makes Claude Code, Cursor and Codex build by them, live and at write-time. We're shipping with real teams today.

WORKS WITH claude code cursor codex opencode copilot + more

W H Y   N O W

The codebase is drifting. Nobody is steering.

Agents ship code at frontier-model speed. Your team's standards never had a chance to keep up.

  1. 01

    Abstraction drift

    Agents invent layers nobody asked for. The codebase grows new vocabulary every week.

  2. 02

    Rewrite tax

    The same module gets rebuilt three times a quarter. Each agent rediscovers the same dead ends.

  3. 03

    Feature cost ↑

    Shipping speed flat. Complexity compounding. The unit cost of "one feature" creeps up every sprint.

  4. 04

    Taste roulette

    Five engineers, five conventions, no winner. PRs argue about the same things they argued about last month.

  5. 05

    Cost · cost · cost

    Inference bills, review queues, rework cycles, retention damage. Drift compounds in every column of the P&L.

Now there is someone who tells agents how to do it.

— AXTAR

T H E   M E N T O R

The half of Axtar that pairs on every line.

The Mentor lives inside the agent loop — beside Claude, Cursor and Codex on the calls that actually shape the system. It does two jobs: it advises when the agent asks, and it guards the decisions your team can't afford to get wrong.

◆   G U I D A N C E

A senior in the loop.

Any time an agent is about to make a call that matters, it can consult the Mentor — a free-form question, a proposed edit, or a whole plan. The Mentor reasons over your team's rules and answers like a senior reviewer would: approve, revise, or block, with the rationale and the follow-up questions.

  • Ask anything — a question, a diff, or a plan.
  • Reasons over your architecture, design and business rules — not generic best-practice.
  • Teaches in tight loops, at write-time — not in PR comments a day later.

●   G U A R D

Sign-off before it lands.

Before a high-stakes edit ever touches disk, the Mentor's gate checks one thing — was this decision discussed? Any rule that governs the file arms the gate, so an architectural or design change is blocked until the agent has consulted and earned a sign-off. Not "is the code wrong?" but "was this the team's call to make?"

  • Pre-write gate — stops the edit before it hits disk, in under 100 ms.
  • Fires on what a rule governs, not only on detected bugs.
  • A new concern re-blocks — sign-offs stay narrow and expire. If the engine ever blips, it proceeds with an audit trail, never a dead-end.
# MENTOR.LIVE CLAUDE CODE  ×  AXTAR
A Claude Code session where the Axtar Mentor flags three rule violations, the agent consults, and corrects course before the code lands.
session claude_code flagged 3 landed_unexamined 0

One session. Three violations — flagged, discussed, corrected before a line ever landed.

E X T R A C T I O N

Rules, read from the work you've already done.

You don't hand-write the rulebook. Axtar reads your source, your review history and your docs — and distills the standards your seniors already enforce into a living corpus every agent can read the same way.

  • 01
    Reads the real artifacts. git history, PRs and review threads, architecture docs and ADRs — the places your standards actually live.
  • 02
    Distills, doesn't guess. Recurring decisions become explicit rules — each with its rationale, scope and severity attached.
  • 03
    Gardened like code. The corpus is versioned, reviewed and kept honest by the architects who own it — never frozen on day one.
# EXTRACTION.LIVE WALKTHROUGH

Extraction walkthrough

Clip landing soon

source git · prs · docs output living rule corpus

W H A T   I T   I S

A rules engine for coding agents.

Axtar knows the rules. Knows how the system should be engineered. Knows what to avoid. It pulls up a chair next to Claude, Cursor and Codex — and tells them how this team actually does things.

# SESSION.LOG LIVE EXCHANGE
claude_code: "join between users and billing tables added to user_service."
axtar: "service boundary violation. billing data lives in billing_service. rule: arch.service_boundaries (severity: block)."
claude_code: "...moving query to billing read model."
review_cycle 3.4s rule_id arch.service_boundaries drift_caught 1

Plugs into the agent loop. Provides advice and short review cycles to ensure architecture is followed, business is not violated and code quality holds — served by The Mentor, from a rule corpus extracted out of the code, review history and docs your team has already produced.

S A M E   A G E N T S   ·   D I F F E R E N T   O U T P U T

Same agents. Different output.

The model doesn't change. The taste of the codebase does.

STRONG MODELS

Higher ceiling, every time.

Claude and Codex stop second-guessing your team's taste. Code lands like a senior wrote it, first try. No more re-prompting to coax the right shape out of a frontier model.

WEAK MODELS

Cheap models match expensive ones.

Smaller models routed through Axtar produce outputs comparable to frontier models — for a fraction of the inference bill. Your routing strategy stops being a tradeoff.

EVERY MODEL

Agents do what you want, not what they know.

No more generic syntax polluting the codebase. No more invented layers. Your team's rules — applied at write-time, not caught later in review.

ENGINEERING

Fewer roundtrips between engineer and agent. Output lands precise on the first pass — no re-prompt cycles to coax the right answer.

REVIEW

Less time spent in review. Rules become first-party citizens — enforced at write-time, not caught in PR comments.

H O W   I T   W O R K S

One platform. Two faces.

The Rules Engine reads how your seniors build, stores it like code, streams the signal to anything else in your AI stack.
The Mentor sits beside Claude, Cursor and Codex — pairing on every line they write.

H U M A N Architects the people who actually own the standards. S O U R C E S gitsource code PRsreview history docsarch + ADRs A X T A R ◇ G O V E R N I N G Governance The rule corpus is gardened like the codebase — versioned, reviewed, kept honest by the people who own it. ◆ D I S T I L L I N G Rules Engine Reads how your seniors already build the system. Stores it as a corpus every agent can read the same way. A single source of taste. ● A D V I S I N G Mentor Pairs with every coding agent. Whispers the right rule at the right moment. Teaches in tight loops. QUERY claude codeanthropic cursorcursor.so codexopenai opencode · copilotopen source · + more ADVISE REVIEW REPEAT microcycles M A C H I N E · R U L E - C O N S U M E R S Other AI tools anything that needs your team's rules to behave well — keep them all in step. AI code reviewCodeRabbit · Greptile eval & observabilityArthur · LangSmith agent frameworksLangGraph · CrewAI internal copilots / RAGyour custom AI stacks INGEST GOVERN SIGNALS STREAM

W H O   W E   A R E

Two architects who watched the craft start to fade — and decided to build the mentor that scales.

We've spent 31 years building software where standards aren't optional. For the last year, both of us have been deploying AI engineering inside live enterprises and watching standards decay under agent traffic in real time.

Konrad Szatan

CO-FOUNDER · ARCHITECT · 13+ YRS

Konrad Szatan

13 years building high-throughput data platforms at Adform, Tink (acq. Visa) and Capital.com — environments where standards weren't optional. Co-founder of RentLink, an agentic AI rental management SaaS. Conference speaker and community builder on the JVM/Data circuit.

Dawid Kubicki

CO-FOUNDER · ARCHITECT · 18+ YRS

Dawid Kubicki

Tech Lead at Tink through the $2B Visa acquisition — regulated open banking, where the quality bar is set by regulators, not opinion. Before that, Allegro — largest EU marketplace. 18 years on backend architecture and technical leadership.

G E T   S T A R T E D

Two ways in.

Axtar is live — no waitlist. Book a walkthrough on your own codebase, or apply to build with us as a design partner.

◆   D E S I G N   P A R T N E R S

Apply to be a design partner.

Direct access to founders. We extract your rule set, deploy on your stack, and measure review-time and cost-per-PR with you. Limited slots — closing as we ship.

  • Direct line to Konrad & Dawid. Weekly working sessions with the founders — your reality lands in product directly, not through a queue.
  • Shape what we build. The rule packs, workflows and integrations we ship reflect what worked for your team first. You're at the table when we decide what's next.
  • Founding-member economics. Pricing locked in for the seed and Series A vintage. The terms we offer founding partners don't come back later.
  • A peer cohort of architects. Quarterly off-the-record roundtables with the other engineering teams running Axtar in production.

No demo theatre. We reply from a real inbox, usually within 48h.

Thanks — we have your details. Konrad or Dawid will be in touch within 48 hours.

●   B O O K   A   D E M O

See it on your codebase.

Book a walkthrough and we'll show the Mentor pairing with your agents live, then talk about getting it running on your stack. No waitlist — we're shipping now.

  • A real session, not a slide deck. We run the Mentor against a codebase and show advice + guard live.
  • Straight from the founders. You talk to Konrad or Dawid — the people building it.
  • Set up on your stack. Leave the call knowing exactly how Axtar plugs into your agents.

A real inbox, not demo theatre. We reply — usually within 48h.

Thanks — you're on the calendar-in-waiting. Konrad or Dawid will reach out to schedule within 48 hours.