Why Sarthy

Four things most teams settle for.

And what Sarthy does instead. No competitor names. No comparison tables. Just four contrasts that explain how we think about the problem.

Most teams settle for

Tools that track work.

Project management tools record what people did. Sprint by sprint. Comment by comment. The history is there, but the meaning isn't. Why was this decision made? Why is this task urgent? Why did we change direction in Q3? The tool doesn't know.

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Sarthy does

A system that tracks alignment.

Every task, comment, upload, and meeting is checked against your decisions in real time. Drift surfaces as a chip. The why is always one click away. The history isn't a log, it's an explanation.

Most teams settle for

Wikis that go stale.

Documentation is a separate task that competes with shipping. It gets written once, then drifts from reality. The wiki becomes a museum of how things used to be. Onboarding new joiners means a tour led by whichever senior person is willing.

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Sarthy does

Knowledge that traces to source.

The wiki grows from the work, not parallel to it. Every page cites the decisions and artifacts it came from. When the source changes, the page knows. When someone joins, role-filtered knowledge is already there.

Most teams settle for

AI that decides.

The industry is racing toward autonomous agents. Tools that act for you, ship for you, decide for you while you sleep. Convenient until the wrong thing gets shipped, the wrong decision made, the wrong customer touched. By whom, exactly? Nobody quite knows.

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Sarthy does

AI that proposes. You decide.

Sarthy Agent catches drift, suggests fixes, surfaces what needs you. Humans approve, reject, or refine. Every action is auditable to a person, not an agent. The product is built around this rule. It can't be turned off.

Most teams settle for

Cloud SaaS with your data.

Your knowledge base lives on a vendor's server. Your team conversations live on another vendor's server. Your AI calls flow through a third. The data is yours in name only. Switching costs are real. Exits are painful.

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Sarthy does

Self-hosted. Your LLM. Your control.

Sarthy installs on your infrastructure. Your knowledge stays in your git repo. Your LLM keys go directly to your provider. We don't host anything. We don't see anything. Switching cost: one command to uninstall.

The shape of it

Four promises Sarthy is built on.

  • Knowledge that outlives turnover. When someone leaves, what they knew stays. When someone joins, what they need is already there.
  • Every action aligned to the plan. Tasks, comments, code, meetings. All checked against your decisions in real time.
  • Every decision traceable, forever. Append-only history. The choice made five years ago is one search away.
  • AI that's yours. Your knowledge. Your LLM. Your server. No vendor lock-in.

If this rings true

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