cospec: Write workflows in an IDE and deploy MCP servers

Hi Product Hunt 🧙🏽‍♂️

I’m Jaron, founder of cospec—an IDE where you build AI workflows that connect to your entire tech stack.

Most AI agents/tools exist in isolation.

Claude can write brilliant code but can’t see your Figma designs.
Cursor can generate amazing components but has no idea what your GitHub issues actually need or or what the product requirements are in your Google Drive.

Your team’s context is scattered across 9+ different tools, and AI agents can only see one piece at a time.

cospec is the missing bridge—it connects the data across your platforms for your AI agents.

Here’s what we’ve built:

🔗 Unified AI Context: Your workflows can read Jira tickets, review GitHub PRs, update Google Docs, and send Slack messages—all in one seamless flow

⚡ Deploy Anywhere: Every workflow becomes a reusable OAuth 2.0 protected MCP instance. Build once, use everywhere, securely.

🎯 Built for Real Work: We’re not just generating content—we’re automating actual business processes. Think automated code reviews that check design consistency in Figma, or customer support workflows that route tickets based on GitHub issue history.

👥 Team Workflows: Share workflows across your organization, manage user permissions, and deploy team-wide automation that actually scales with your business processes.

The big insight that drove us to build this: context switching kills productivity.

Developers spend 20-35% of their time just switching between tools.
Tech + Product teams lose endless hours in status update meetings.
Support teams manually route tickets that AI could handle instantly—if only it had the right context.

We’re betting that the future is AI agents that live inside your existing workflows, with full access to your team’s context.

We built the entire platform around the Model Context Protocol from day one.
We’re building the infrastructure that will power the next generation of AI agent automation.

Early users are using cospec to automate entire product requirement to developer flows—and that’s just the beginning.

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