Ship
Ship smarter with customer-led specs.
The live spec lands in Cursor, Claude Code or GitHub over MCP — with customer evidence and repo context attached.
From spec to editor
The work arrives where the build happens.
MCP · live spec · repo context
Pull the current truth. Don’t paste a stale snapshot.
Coding agents fetch grounded specs, priorities and feedback on demand, then carry the result back into the system.
Connect over MCP.
Build with context.
Sync the outcome.
Delivery · Ship
The hand-off keeps the customer and codebase attached.
GitHub
Nine repo signals ground every spec — real files, issues and conventions, not a blank page.
Claude Code
Hand the spec to Claude Code over MCP. The build starts from real codebase context.
01 · Spec
The first draft is already written.
One cited artifact: What to Build, Why It Matters, Customer Voice, Files to Touch, Done When.
02 · Roadmap
A roadmap that sequences itself.
Two rails show intention and flow; one button sequences work by impact.
03 · Spec map
Every spec, on the map of your codebase.
Codebase, theme and page views with blast-radius classification.
04 · Ship
The spec leaves Annsa as code.
Connect over MCP; hand grounded work to Cursor or Claude Code.
05 · Share Back
The customer who asked is the first to know.
Annsa drafts the follow-up in their context; you review before sending.
Learn more about the Annsa Delivery suite.
Asked + answered.
Q1
How does Annsa connect to coding agents?
Over MCP. Cursor and Claude Code can pull specs, priorities and feedback live.
Q2
Can I still copy a spec?
Yes. Copy-paste remains available; MCP is the live, connected route.
Q3
Does customer context reach the build?
Yes. The spec carries its citations and connected-repo context into the agent.