One command. Strata auto-detects your installed IDEs, registers the MCP server in each one, and writes the right instructions file for each format. No model to configure, no key to add.
Running strata install detects which IDEs are present and writes the correct config format for each — no manual editing needed.
Anthropic's official CLI. Detects ~/.claude directory.
The AI-native editor. Detects ~/.cursor directory.
Codeium's agentic IDE. Detects ~/.codeium/windsurf.
With GitHub Copilot. Detects the VS Code user config directory.
The fast GPU-accelerated editor with native MCP. Detects ~/.config/zed.
Open-source AI coding assistant for VS Code and JetBrains. Detects ~/.continue.
Autonomous coding agent for VS Code. Detects its VS Code extension storage.
Cline fork with expanded model support. Detects its VS Code extension storage.
--claude, --cursor, --zed, --cline, etc. to target specific IDEs, or --all to force all of them.
Selection, composition and delivery all run in Node, before your agent sees a byte. The only model involved is the one you are already talking to.
Nothing is generated on the fly inside Strata, so nothing can be hallucinated. The modules are written and tested ahead of time; the pipeline only selects and composes them.
No account, no API key. Strata sends the task it was given — never your source, your schema or your files.
Your model names the parts of the job — it has read the whole task, so it knows what the work is made of. Strata scores those names against the library.
Install Strata globally. It registers itself in every IDE it finds, writes the right instructions file for each, and prints exactly what it did.