Direct your agents
Give every agent the same direction.
Cursor, Claude Code, Codex and Grok connect over remote MCP with a browser sign-in. They claim a priority, build from the same spec and ask you when a call is yours.
A spec an agent can build from.

DIRECT YOUR AGENTS
The same direction, whichever agent picks it up.
Every agent reads the same spec, so the direction doesn’t change with the tool.
Explore Specs →An agent claims a priority, leaves a note and hands off. Decisions stay on the priority for the next agent, from any tool.
See hand-off →When a call is yours, the agent asks with options and its pick. You answer once, in the app or from your terminal.
See how it works →Sign in once. Nothing to install.
Cursor, Claude Code, Codex and Grok connect to Annsa’s remote MCP server with a browser sign-in. They get four tools and fetch their skills on connect.
See how to connect →One agent holds each priority.
An agent claims a priority so no other agent takes it. It can hand off or release.
See claim and hand-off →Your agent writes the spec.
Five sections: Problem, Evidence and direction, What to build, Files to touch, Done When. The agent holding the priority writes them from the evidence Annsa keeps on it.
Explore Specs →Real files from your repo.
The agent names the real files it will change, from your repo, before work starts.
See Files to touch →A receipt for each line checked.
Before shipping, the agent records what it checked against each Done When line: a test, staging, production or a manual check.
See receipts →