Introducing the Slaunt blog
A place for product updates, engineering notes, and how we think about work intelligence and agent governance.
Work is generating more signal than any team can read. Commits, tasks, decisions, customer threads, agent runs — most of it evaporates the moment it happens. Slaunt exists to turn that scattered signal into structured, queryable context that both people and agents can reason from.
This blog is where we'll write about that work: what we ship, why we built it the way we did, and what we're learning about running autonomous agents inside real organizations.
What to expect
- Product updates — new capabilities across CCR, Tasks, Room, and Quaero.
- Engineering notes — the architecture and trade-offs behind the platform.
- Governance — how we scope, audit, and constrain agent behavior.
How this blog is built
Posts are Markdown files committed to the website repository. That means every post is version-controlled, reviewed in a pull request, and deployed as static HTML — no database on the read path.
content/blog/2026-09-introducing-the-slaunt-blog.mdxFrontmatter defines the contract for each post:
title: "Introducing the Slaunt blog"
date: 2026-09-07
author: "The Slaunt Team"
tags: ["announcements", "product"]
draft: falseA malformed post fails the build instead of shipping broken — which is exactly the kind of source-of-truth guarantee we want everywhere.
More soon. If there's something you'd like us to write about, let us know.