the Stet way

Run your company
from a folder.

Every spec, brief, and decision in one place. Current, because every change gets reviewed. Readable by every agent you already use. No more hunting for the version that's true.

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You already know this problem

It was decided. You just can't prove where.

Today

You go looking.

Two docs turn up. Both look official. Different numbers.
You ask in Slack. "I think that changed?"
The one person who knows is on PTO.
You ship on the doc you found. Three weeks later you learn it was superseded.

Nobody was careless. It happened anyway.

With one folder

You ask your agent.

Claude, Cursor, whichever you already use.
It reads the folder, answers, and links the file it came from.
The answer is current, because every change to that file was reviewed.
You have it update the doc in the same breath.

Ten seconds. And the next person gets the same answer.

Call it twenty minutes. It is never twenty minutes.
And it happens to everyone on your team, every week.

Every team has tried this

The shared wiki. The one source of truth. It rots, because keeping it current is a chore and the chore loses to real work. Point an AI at it and it rots faster.

Stet fixes the part that always broke. Every change, from a person or an agent, arrives as a proposal with a byline. Accept, reject, or refine. Nothing lands without your sign-off.

So you can turn agents loose on the whole corpus, and still trust every line you read in it.

Trust compounds

It runs on skimmed diffs and ten-second decisions, not on discipline you don't have.

Current files, better answers, more you can hand off. Every pass makes the next one cheaper.

Your agents, not ours

Stet doesn't ship an AI and doesn't charge for tokens. It runs on the agents you already use, the ones getting better every few months on someone else's research budget. Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, a local model. Anything that can read a file is a co-author, and anything it writes still goes through you.

Plain markdown on your machine. Stop using Stet tomorrow and the folder is still yours.

The honest part

A tool can't make your company organized. Someone still has to write things down.

What changes is who. Your agent drafts the doc, files the note, updates the process. All you owe the system is a review.

The disciplined path becomes the lazy path. That's the only way discipline ever sticks.

What stands

Stet is the proofreader's mark for "let it stand." Over time your folder becomes exactly that. Everything in it, someone signed off on.

That's a knowledge base worth pointing an agent at.

Start with one folder.

The messy one. Point Stet at it, let an agent clean it up, and review what it did. The rest of the company can follow one doc at a time.