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Use case

One set of rules.Whatever agent you pick next.

Rules, codebase knowledge and memory live in Uzera, not inside one agent. It works with the agents your team already uses: Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and Grok. Change agents and nothing resets, and every session is attributed by agent so you can compare them.

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What Uzera keeps constant across agents

Owned by you. The agents you already use. Compared, not guessed. Nothing to relearn.

One standard, the agents you already run, and a way to compare them.

Guardrails

Owned by you

Your rules, your codebase knowledge and your team's memory live in Uzera, not inside one vendor's agent. Switch agents and nothing resets.

  • Rules, knowledge and memory in one place
  • Change agents, keep everything
  • Your standards, not the vendor's defaults

Agents

The agents your team already uses

Uzera runs beneath Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and Grok. Same rules, same codebase knowledge, same memory, whichever one a developer opens.

  • Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and Grok
  • Whatever you pick next
  • Same install for every agent

Agents

Compared, not guessed

Every session is attributed by agent, so cost and denied edits sit side by side. Pick the next agent on evidence.

  • Cost by agent
  • Denials by agent
  • Sessions by agent

Context

Nothing to relearn

Same editor, same workflow. The standard travels with the team, not with the tool.

  • One install, minutes
  • No new editor
  • Rules applied from the first session

How the standard travels

Standardize. Attach. Compare.

Three steps, and the next agent inherits everything on day one.

Step 01

Standardize

Your rules, your codebase knowledge and your team's memory live in Uzera. They are yours, not the agent's.

Step 02

Attach

Attach an agent and it inherits the standard on its first session. Claude Code, Codex, Cursor or Grok, the same install.

Step 03

Compare

Every session is attributed by agent. Cost and denied edits sit side by side, so the next choice is made on evidence.

Where it fits

You pick the agents. Uzera keeps the standard.

Your team chooses the agents it wants to work with, now and next year. Uzera holds every one of them to the same rules and the same codebase knowledge, and shows you, by agent, what each one cost and what it was denied.
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Before the budget conversation

Questions people ask before adding a second agent.

01What if we switch AI vendors next year?

Your rules and your codebase knowledge live in Uzera, not inside one agent's memory. Change agents and nothing resets.

02Do we have to standardize on one agent?

No. Different teams can run different agents against the same rules, and every session is attributed by agent so you can see where they differ.

03How do we compare two agents fairly?

Each session records which agent ran it, what it cost and what got denied, so the comparison uses the same measurements every time.

Governance for your coding agents

Every team adopted AI agents.
Few governed them well.

AI writes your code. You stay in charge.

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