About
Content, understood.
Narraxio began from an ordinary observation about a real codebase: the most important things a company says about itself were sitting inside TypeScript objects, driving navigation, metadata, page generation and sitemaps at once — and nobody outside the engineering team could see any of it, let alone change it.
That is not a bad architecture. It is a missing layer.
What we think
Four things we are building around.
Content is an asset, not a document
A claim reused across six pages and two channels is one thing with six appearances. Treating it as six strings is why nobody can answer where the company says something.
Context beats prompting
The difference between useful and useless AI output is almost never the prompt. It is whether the model was given the company's actual facts, claims, audience and existing copy.
Provenance is not a log
Who wrote it, what generated it, which facts it used, who approved it and where it was published are five different questions. One "last edited by" field answers none of them.
Adoption should not require migration
A platform that demands a replatforming project before it shows any value gets evaluated once and never returned to. Connect first; migrate only if it earns it.
How we write about it
This site is the first thing we have to get right.
A platform that detects unsupported claims should not make them. No statistic appears here without a source, no customer logo appears until there is a customer, and every screenshot on this site is labelled demo data.
Git stays the source of truth
Connecting a repository changes nothing about how your site is built or deployed. Narraxio indexes; your pipeline still publishes.
Least-privilege by default
Repository access is authorized one repository at a time, read-only unless write is explicitly granted, and revocable without our involvement.
AI produces proposals
Every AI action returns a structured proposal with the facts it used and the model that produced it. A person or a policy decides what happens next.
Content is data, not documents
Typed values, nested structures and relationships are preserved, so nothing is destroyed on the way in and nothing has to be rebuilt on the way out.
Talk to us
We would rather hear what is wrong with it.
If your content lives somewhere we have not thought about, or the inventory gets something wrong about your estate, that is worth an email to [email protected].
Give your content a memory. Give your AI the full picture.
Connect a repository read-only and see what has been sitting inside it — every headline, claim and near-duplicate paragraph, with the file and field each one came from.
Keep Git and your existing stack Read-only to start Narraxio runs on Narraxio