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There is no self-serve sign-up button yet, and this page exists to say that plainly rather than to send you to one that does not work.
Where we are
Xerum is provisioning instances for design partners — teams who will use this daily, on real work, and tell us where it is wrong. Each one gets their own container, database and storage prefix, the same as every customer will.
What runs today: the versioned store, full history and time travel, the GitHub connector, hybrid search with provenance, the proposal loop, MCP and REST doors, and the web app for browsing, comparing, searching and reviewing proposals.
What is next: permissions derived from your source systems, then the Jira and Slack connectors.
What a good first team looks like
Not a requirement list — just where this is most useful soonest:
- You run agents already, and have watched one confidently invent an answer about your own system.
- A meaningful amount of your reasoning lives in GitHub issues, pull request reviews and release notes.
- Somebody on the team would actually approve proposals rather than rubber-stamping them.
- Being wrong has a cost you can name.
What happens
- You tell us about the team — how many people, what they run, and which repositories hold the arguments worth keeping.
- We provision an instance — your own container, on your own subdomain, and connect your first source.
- You point an agent at it over MCP and ask it something only your team knows. That is the moment the thing either works or does not, and we would rather find out with you watching.
- You tell us what is wrong. Design partners get direct access to the people building it, and their objections shape what gets built next.
Pricing
There is no public price list yet. It lands with self-serve sign-up. Pricing is per team rather than per seat — you buy the context layer once and every agent your team runs reads it — and the pricing section on the homepage explains the model in full.
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