Slaunt is an all-in-one agentic AI solution that turns scattered work signals into structured, queryable context. It creates organizational memory that both humans and AI can reason from using the Central Context Repository (CCR).

How does Slaunt integrate with AI tools?

Slaunt uses the MCP (Model Context Protocol) to integrate with AI assistants and tools like ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor, and custom AI agents, providing them with structured organizational context for better reasoning and decision-making.

Is Slaunt free to use?

Yes! Slaunt offers a free Starter tier for individuals and small teams with core features. Professional ($29/seat/month) and Enterprise tiers are available for larger organizations with advanced needs.

QUAERO is Slaunt's Remote Company Agent Control (RCAC) system for enterprise AI governance. It provides centralized management, monitoring, and control of AI agents across your organization.

What is the MCP Protocol?

MCP (Model Context Protocol) is a standard protocol for AI tool connectivity that Slaunt natively supports. It allows AI assistants to access structured organizational context and perform actions within your workflow.

How is Slaunt different from Notion or Confluence?

Unlike traditional documentation tools, Slaunt is built AI-first with structured, queryable context rather than static documents. It provides real-time organizational memory that AI can reason from, not just search.

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