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# ClariLayer
> ClariLayer is the context layer that checks itself — reconciled against your source, not just asserted. Connect it to claude.ai, Claude Code, Cursor, or Codex over MCP. It bootstraps five artifact kinds — SQL, dbt, CLAUDE.md, dictionary/codebook, and semantic model — and reconciles one saved definition at a time through warehouse actual_sample or row-free HubSpot crm_evidence, so your agent stops re-explaining your data every session.
## Key Pages
- [Home](https://clarilayer.com)
- [Features](https://clarilayer.com/features)
- [Use Cases](https://clarilayer.com/use-cases)
- [Pricing](https://clarilayer.com/pricing)
- [About](https://clarilayer.com/about)
- [Blog](https://clarilayer.com/blog)
- [Methodology](https://clarilayer.com/methodology)
- [For teams](https://clarilayer.com/for-teams)
## Comparisons & Security
- [Security](https://clarilayer.com/security)
- [Comparisons](https://clarilayer.com/comparisons)
- [ClariLayer vs CLAUDE.md](https://clarilayer.com/comparisons/claude-md)
- [ClariLayer vs Semantic Layers](https://clarilayer.com/comparisons/semantic-layer)
## Product Facts
- ClariLayer is the context layer that checks itself — reconciled against your source, not just asserted. It is delivered over MCP so an individual analyst or RevOps operator can give their AI durable, checkable context.
- In our internal paired eval — three batteries, 38 pre-registered data questions, same agent with and without the layer — the agent scored 36/38 with ClariLayer connected vs 26/38 without. The cheaper the model, the bigger the lift (the control went confidently wrong under session load).
- It is single-player: one analyst or RevOps operator, their own data, their own agent — no team account or procurement required. The production service supports claude.ai through OAuth; Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex connect over MCP with a context key.
- Connect the clarilayer MCP server at POST /api/mcp/mcp. The four headline verbs are recall (get_an