FlareThe case for Flare
The teams that win this decade will not have more people. They will have better context.
Software is not being built primarily by people typing code anymore. It is being built by agents - Claude Code, Cursor, and whatever comes after them - directed by a person who describes what they want. Most teams just have not rebuilt around that reality yet.
When an agent does the building, the constraint moves. It is no longer "can someone write this code fast enough." It is "does the agent know what to build, what is already built, and why." Context becomes the actual limit on how fast, and how correctly, you can ship.
Teams whose context is scattered across a PRD in Notion, tickets in Linear, decisions buried in calls, and the rest in one person's head get agents that hallucinate and lose the thread. Teams with structured, agent-readable context build faster, with fewer people, and get it right the first time.
Flare does the product work - turning requirements into specs, triaging bugs, extracting decisions from meetings - and keeps everything it produces in one place your agents can read and act on directly.
