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Stratta does not host a shared, central library of norms. Each organization brings and stores its own. This page explains why, and what it means for you.

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The model

Every norm belongs to exactly one organization (your workspace). When you ingest a norm, it’s written with your organization’s id and is visible only to members of that organization, through their own Claude. There is no global corpus that everyone queries.

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Why it’s built this way

Copyright compliance

SIA standards and Eurocodes are licensed, copyrighted documents. Scoping norms per organization means each company supplies the norms it is licensed for — Stratta never redistributes them.

Confidentiality

Your ingested norms — and any annotations in them — stay within your workspace. Other organizations can’t see them.

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How isolation is enforced

Isolation is enforced on the server, not by the client:
  • Every MCP request is authenticated by your API key.
  • The server resolves your key to an organization and filters every query and write by that organization.
  • The organization id is never a parameter the client can set — it’s derived from your key.
So even though many organizations share the same backend, one organization can never read or write another’s norms. See Security for the full model.

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What this means in practice

  • You ingest the norms you need. See Ingest a norm.
  • Your team shares them. Everyone in your organization can query the norms you’ve ingested. See Manage your organization.
  • You’re responsible for licensing. Only ingest norms your organization is licensed for.
The Stratta demo workspace ships with SIA 260 and SIA 261-1 ingested as examples. Your own workspace starts empty — you choose what to add. See Supported norms.

Security

Keys, isolation, and data residency.

Ingest a norm

Add a licensed norm to your workspace.