Extract from where knowledge lives
Heads, Slack, email, support tickets, databases — pull the operational knowledge that runs your company, not just the docs that pretend to.
The company brain for AI agents. We extract how your team actually operates — from Slack, email, tickets, and docs — and turn it into a living, structured map any agent can act on. Not enterprise search. Not RAG. A real operational map.
“Six client projects, one shared brain.”
Spectrum Flare
“Five years of tribal knowledge, queryable.”
Bez Glutenu
“Our SOPs write themselves now.”
DocsAura
Post-2025, model quality stopped being the limit on AI automation. The new bottleneck is unstructured operational knowledge — how your team actually handles refunds, pricing exceptions, incident response. It lives in heads, Slack, email, and tickets. Agents can't act on it. CompanyAura turns it into structure they can.
Not enterprise search. Not RAG-over-docs. A living operational map of how your company runs.
Heads, Slack, email, support tickets, databases — pull the operational knowledge that runs your company, not just the docs that pretend to.
Refund flows, pricing exceptions, incident playbooks — output as agent-ready skill files (MCP / SKILL.md compatible). Agents act, they don't guess.
Not enterprise search. Not RAG-over-docs. A structured representation of how your team decides — refunds, pricing, exceptions — kept current as decisions evolve.
Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, your own custom agents — they all read and write through one MCP endpoint. Auth, audit log, and per-skill permissions included.
Every skill, every claim, every answer links back to the Slack thread, ticket, or doc it came from. Audit anything. Trust isn't optional for high-stakes ops.
Where every prior company-knowledge tool died (Glean, Guru, Slab, Mem…). CompanyAura watches your team's actual practice and revises skills as decisions evolve — without anyone "doing documentation".
A two-person studio juggling client work in parallel. Each project has years of decisions, custom patterns, and "we tried this once" moments. CompanyAura made them all queryable — so coming back to a project after three months feels like never having left.
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We used to be the wiki. Now there's an actual one — and it stays current without us writing anything.
A small artisan bakery had years of WhatsApp threads, recipe tweaks, and supplier contacts living in one founder's head. CompanyAura turned that into a living wiki the rest of the team can actually use.
Read case study"We used to lose an hour a day digging through chats to find what we'd already decided. Now we just ask CompanyAura — and it answers, with the original message it came from."
"Writing the documentation properly would have taken months — and nobody has time. CompanyAura read all our docs, tasks, and messages, then drafted the whole thing in a day. Now we just ask it questions and get answers, with quotes back to the source."
"Half my day used to be phone calls — telling staff where the flour was, what time to bake what, which supplier we use for X. Now they ask CompanyAura. I get that time back for actually growing the business — or just enjoying life."
"Five years of recipe iterations, supplier tweaks, customer feedback — all sitting in WhatsApp. CompanyAura read every thread and built the playbook we never wrote."
Two early customers, two very different industries — same compounding effect: knowledge stops leaking, agents stop guessing.
Spectrum Flare
"Six client projects, one shared brain — coming back to a project feels like never leaving."
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Bez Glutenu Piekarnia
"Five years of WhatsApp recipe tweaks, finally readable. My head isn't the bottleneck anymore."
Read case studyHook up Slack, Notion, Drive, Linear. OAuth in minutes.
CompanyAura reads history, extracts entities and decisions, files the first version of your wiki.
Every new message updates the pages it touches. Cross-references stay correct. Stale claims get flagged.
Claude, ChatGPT, your own agents — they all read and write through one MCP endpoint.
We're picking a small number of design partners. If most of your team's "how we actually handle X" lives in Slack, email, or someone's head — and you want an agent to act on it — we'd love to talk.
hello@companyaura.com