Turn rough software ideas into specs your AI coding agents can follow.
MySpec is a cloud-based spec-driven development tool for software builders using AI coding agents. It interviews you about a project, then produces a structured specification bundle that can be exported to tools such as Cursor and Claude Code or accessed through MCP.
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MySpec is a spec-driven development workspace for developers and teams who want to define software requirements before handing work to an AI coding agent. Rather than generating application code itself, it acts as an AI “senior architect”: it turns...
MySpec is most useful as a planning and requirements-control layer alongside coding agents such as Cursor and Claude Code, especially when projects have non-negotiable constraints, edge cases, or multiple contributors. Its structured interview and...
Executes tasks you assign, one step at a time, within narrow domains.
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- Free: During open beta, includes 20 projects, 100 spec files, 20 public share links per month, a Markdown and Mermaid editor, ZIP export, and community support.
- Pro: Includes 100 projects, unlimited specs, 5× the Free AI usage limit, advanced integrations, and priority email support. GitHub and VS Code are listed as forthcoming; price not published.
- Team: Includes unlimited projects and specs, 10× the Free AI usage limit per seat, collaboration, shared projects and roles, and centralized billing; minimum two seats. Price not published.
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