The review runs on the same decision system your coding agents use today. Here a decision approved in Codex carries into Claude Code, where it stops an unsupported concurrency increase.
Codex checks Pareto's existing concurrency policy, recommends a top-tier change while keeping the default at six, and records it after the user approves. In a later Claude Code session, the agent retrieves the approved limit and rejects an unsupported increase to ten.
The macOS app shows the decisions, reasoning, and history your connected agents can retrieve.
A recorded tour of the Nauro app over a seeded demo store: the decision list, quick-open search, one decision's full record, a supersession chain walk, the timeline, and the citation map.
Connect your coding tools to Nauro’s decision system. Choose hosted MCP, the CLI, or the macOS app.
Nauro’s decision system is available now through hosted MCP, the CLI, and the macOS app. Use it to record approved project decisions and make them available to your coding agents. Choose a setup method.
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Your coding agents can retrieve approved requirements, past decisions, and their reasoning across sessions. You approve what enters the decision system. The planned review agent will use the same one.
The CLI and the macOS app store your decisions on your machine. Hosted MCP and optional cloud sync store them in the cloud. Read about data storage.
If committed decisions plus an agent instruction keep one repo aligned, keep them. Nauro is for judgment that must stay current across sessions, agents, and tools.
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