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Context from every team, injected into every agent.

Afara derives context from what each team ships and writes, then hands it to the coding agents of the teams that build on it.

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What Afara captures

Code context

Drawn from commits: the screens, steps and API calls each team shipped, in order, each tied to a file and line range.

Product context

Drawn from tickets in Jira, Linear or GitHub Issues: the story and acceptance criteria, each step tied to the sentence it came from.

Patterns

Written once by your company: how services communicate, and how each service is built inside.

Injected where the work happens.

When a team builds on a feature, Afara gives their local coding agent the context it needs: what other teams built, the ticket, and the patterns that apply.

From other teams

Backend

payments-api, as built at 0113454

  • POST /v1/payment-methods returns a method ID
  • POST /v1/intents/confirm can return requires_action
  • A declined card is retried once on the server
Product

PAY-981, Card payment with 3-D Secure

  • Show the bank challenge when it asks for one
  • Show a clear error after a decline
Enterprise pattern

Web clients call through a BFF

  • checkout-web talks to checkout-bff, never to services
injects

In your coding agent

Frontend engineer, checkout-web

Build against

  • checkout-bff: create payment method, then confirm the intent
  • requires_action: open the 3-D Secure challenge

Don't

  • Retry a declined card in the client. The API already retries once.

Done when

  • The challenge appears when the bank asks
  • A decline shows the error from PAY-981

Works with Claude Code, OpenAI Codex CLI and Gemini CLI.

Every team gets the context it builds on.

One team's output is the next team's input. Afara follows those lines automatically.

  • Frontend

    • Backend implementation
    • Their own tickets
    • Enterprise patterns

  • Engineering

    • Product and business context
    • Service patterns
    • Enterprise patterns

  • QA

    • Frontend context
    • Backend context
    • Acceptance criteria

  • Product

    • What each team built
    • Where it differs from the story

Patterns your agents build with, not just read about.

Enterprise patterns

How services communicate across the organisation: protocols, messaging and entry points.

  • REST
  • gRPC
  • Events
  • Queues
  • API gateway
  • Backend for frontend
  • Saga
  • Service mesh

Service patterns

How each service is built inside: layers, boundaries and where business rules live.

  • Layered
  • Hexagonal
  • Clean
  • Domain-driven
  • CQRS
  • Modular monolith

Start from a preset or write your own rules, scope each pattern to the repositories it covers, and Afara injects it into the local coding agent every time a service or feature in scope is built.

Context that stays true to the code.

Afara lines the ticket up with the code and flags where they disagree, so no team builds on a story that stopped being true.

Card payment with 3-D SecurePAY-981

  1. Review cart

    0.94

    Cart review

  2. Enter card details

    0.91

    Card form

  3. Tokenise the card

    0.88

    Create payment method

    POST /v1/payment-methods

  4. Confirm the payment

    0.90

    Confirm payment intent

    POST /v1/intents/confirm

  5. not in story
    extra

    Retry authorisation

  6. 3-D Secure challenge

    0.83

    3DS challenge

  7. Show confirmation

    0.92

    Order confirmed

  8. Email the receipt

    missing
    not built
screen stepnumbers are alignment confidence
extra

Built, but not in the story

Behaviour in the code that no ticket describes. Other teams would otherwise build on it blind.

missing

In the story, but not built

A requirement the ticket asks for that the pushed commit does not implement yet.

reordered

Built in a different order

Both sides have the step, at a different point in the flow.

Each finding can be accepted (intended, and now written down) or resolved (fixed, and reopened if it comes back), with a note.

A dashboard for the whole organisation.

See every feature's context, write your patterns, and watch drift across projects.

  • Features

    Every feature in a project, its last commit and how far behind head it is.

  • Feature graph

    The code wireframe, laid out automatically. Screens and steps are distinct shapes.

  • Patterns

    Write enterprise and service patterns from a preset or from scratch, and scope them to repositories.

  • Drift

    Which features have open findings, which are accepted, and which have moved on.

See Afara on one of your own features.

A 30-minute walkthrough with an engineer. Bring two repositories and a ticket, and see the context your agent would get.

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