Specs
A grounded spec, ready for the build.
Annsa writes the spec from your actual repo — 9 GitHub signals, real file paths. Cursor or Claude Code pulls it over MCP.
From decision to spec
A build-ready artifact, grounded in the customer voice and your connected codebase.
What to build · where it lives · done when
The evidence stays attached all the way into the build.
Customer voice and decision reasoning carry into a grounded specification. With a connected repository, the build starts from real codebase context and is ready for your coding agent.
Customer voice retained.
Codebase grounded.
Agent ready.
Delivery system
The decision remains visible all the way through.
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
Where does a spec come from?
A spec carries forward the ranked opportunity, customer evidence and decision reasoning. When GitHub is connected, Annsa also grounds the build direction in relevant codebase context.
Q2
How does it reach Cursor or Claude Code?
Your coding agent pulls grounded priorities and specifications through MCP. Annsa provides the intelligence and context; the agent and your team execute the build.
Q3
What happens after the work ships?
Annsa connects the shipped work to the customers who asked, drafts share-back for review and records subsequent feedback or connected metrics as outcome evidence.
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