About Strafe
Export-control work should expose its reasoning.
Strafe is an early product effort built around a simple operating principle: preliminary export-control work should show the path from product facts to a recommendation—not hide it behind a result.
The operating thesis
The record is part of the product.
The goal is a workspace where rationale, evidence status, open questions, human review, and material changes stay inspectable together.
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Facts before conclusions.
Technical product facts, source passages, missing information, and unresolved questions should remain visible before a classification path settles.
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Order before output.
A preliminary workup should preserve the required review sequence instead of presenting a conclusion without the path that produced it.
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Evidence keeps its status.
Supporting material, counterevidence, open questions, stale conditions, and claim limits should travel with the assessment.
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A human owns the decision.
Strafe prepares work for review. It does not turn a model output into legal advice, a government determination, or an agency submission.
Where the product is today
Working system, deliberate boundaries.
Named proto-production receiptA gated proto-production workspace was demonstrated.
A source-bound 2026-07-22 receipt records one bounded notional classification that completed and persisted with its ordered analysis, evidence state, human review status, and audit trail visible. It separately records that a recovered historical filing-draft view and download control rendered; the downloaded bytes were not inspected. Its provider-assisted path ran under explicit activation and finite operating limits; the receipt does not establish continuous availability.
Still boundedNo correctness or market-readiness claim.
The current system does not establish final legal or classification correctness, verified citation relevance, customer-data readiness, production identity, agency submission, or broad market readiness.
The next useful conversation
Bring the workflow you need to make inspectable.
We welcome conversations with teams evaluating how preliminary export-control work moves from technical product facts into a reviewable record.
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