Strategy as infrastructure.

Strategy has been a deliverable for as long as professional services have existed. A deck. A document. A workshop output. The problem is that decks don't reason, documents don't update, and workshops don't persist.

Stratafy treats strategy as machine-readable infrastructure instead — a structured ontology of mission, principles, decisions, and signals that AI agents can query, update, and reason against.

The schema.

Every entity that defines an organisation's strategic state is a first-class object in Stratafy — composable, queryable, versioned, and addressable via MCP. Twelve core entity types, organised into four conceptual groups.
Mission

Why the organisation exists.

Vision

The future the organisation is pursuing.

Beliefs

The convictions that shape decisions.

Principles

The rules that constrain choices.

Strategies

How the organisation will compete.

Initiatives

What the organisation will actually do.

Objectives

What winning looks like.

Metrics

How winning is measured.

Decisions

The choices made and the rationale behind them.

Assumptions

The bets each strategy and initiative rests on.

Risks

What could go wrong, surfaced and tracked.

Signals

What the world is telling you, routed to relevant strategies.

How Stratafy composes with your stack.

Stratafy is built to live alongside the agentic-AI infrastructure that already exists. Not on top of it. Not underneath. Beside it, composing with each layer through clean interfaces.
01
MCPOpen protocol

Stratafy speaks Model Context Protocol natively. Any MCP-aware agent — Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, Microsoft Copilot, or a custom build — can read from and write to the substrate using a standard interface, without bespoke integration.

02
MemoryAnthropic persistence

Anthropic's persistent Memory tool stores agent state. Stratafy stores strategic state. The two compose: Memory remembers what happened in a conversation; Stratafy remembers what the organisation is trying to do. Different layers, complementary roles.

03
CoworkAgent runtime

Stratafy plugins are live in the Anthropic Cowork marketplace. Claude agents in Cowork reason against Stratafy substrate to know not just how to execute a task, but why — and against which strategy.

04
CustodianshipMethodology layer

Advisory firms, fractional executives, and internal strategy teams contribute methodology as Stratafy Experts (CTO, CHRO, CFO, and others). The firm's framework becomes a runtime alongside the substrate, not a deck stored alongside it.

Why machine-readable matters.

Every AI agent built today has the same problem at the strategy layer: it has no idea what the organisation is actually trying to do. It can fetch documents, summarise meetings, draft proposals, and execute tasks — but it cannot answer the question that should come before all of those: why are we doing this?

The answer to that question lives in slide decks, board minutes, off-site notes, and the heads of senior leaders. It has never been structured. It has never been queryable. And so every agent every team builds has to reconstruct it on the fly, every time, from scratch — or simply do without.

Stratafy makes the answer addressable. An MCP query against a Stratafy workspace returns the active strategies, the objectives they roll up to, the assumptions each rests on, the metrics that measure them, and the signals currently affecting them. Agents stop reconstructing context and start reasoning against it.

Strategy stops being a deliverable. It becomes infrastructure.

What's actually built

The schema is the foundation. Running on top of it: alignment scans, signal intelligence, briefings, organisational design, financial planning, document and presentation, workflow cadence, and the agent runtime. The full capability manifest is mapped against the architecture.

See the capabilities manifest

Want to see the substrate in your own workspace?

Apply for access to start. We're onboarding deliberately — early users get hands-on support mapping their strategic context onto the schema, plus direct line to the team building it.