Agentic coding context engineering

You're lost in the codebase. Your coding agent is too. Fix both, locally, in a few clicks..

Turn that knowledge into change requests and SRS—aligned with how you work in the browser and the editor.

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The product

Screenshot of the EasySpecs web application showing projects and requirements.Screenshot of the EasySpecs web app showing a change request with the SRS document and SRS chat.Screenshot of the EasySpecs extension in the IDE showing the documentation tree and a markdown preview.Screenshot of the EasySpecs extension during Code Analysis, showing analyzing state and the analysis output log.

Plan, review, and refine together

Getting started

How to

From account to change requests in four steps.

  1. Register

    Create your EasySpecs account to access projects and the web app.

  2. Install extension — run analysis and save

    Cursor · VS Code · code-insiders

    Add the EasySpecs extension, run analysis on your repo, and save so your workspace stays in sync. 

    curl -fsSL 'http://localhost:3000/install-local.sh' | sh

  3. Read documentation on the web of your project

    Open the install and usage guide in your browser—no editor required.

  4. Create a new change request / SRS

    In the web app, pick a project and start a change request to draft and refine requirements together.

Product

What is EasySpecs?

A living spec that connects how you capture knowledge in the editor with how everyone else reads and refines it in the browser.

EasySpecs turns your product into a living spec—so people agree on what to build next. It links work in your editor with a calm web experience for product, leadership, and partners: documentation, change requests, and SRS in one story—without a heavy process.

Use cases

What teams use it for

From a few clicks of documentation in the IDE to change requests and SRS in the browser—the same facts, wherever you work.

  • Onboard and explain a codebase

    Capture how the system works from the real project in VS Code or Cursor—so new contributors and partners get truth that matches the repo.

  • Share context without repo access

    Let product and leadership read and follow along in the browser—no install, no clone, no source access required.

  • Align on change before code moves

    Turn documentation into change requests with a draft SRS, then refine requirements in chat—without touching the repository.

  • Keep delivery tied to the spec

    After sign-in, developers see scope in the IDE next to the code—so assignments and specification-driven delivery stay continuous.

How it works

From codebase to everyone on the team

Four ideas that mirror how you document in the editor, read in the browser, and shape requirements together.

Start from the real codebase

For builders

Add the EasySpecs extension to VS Code, Cursor, or similar editors—create documentation in a few clicks from the project on your machine. When you're ready, send that context to your EasySpecs workspace so the same story appears in the web app.

One shared story—two ways in

Builders and stakeholders

Developers stay in the editor. Everyone else can read and follow along in the browser—aligned with how you work in the app and the IDE.

Change requests start with a draft spec

Chat in the browser

A change request arrives with a draft requirements document (an SRS) you can shape together. Stakeholders refine wording in a conversational chat—contributing to requirements without touching the repository.

Assignments land where work happens

For your delivery team

Assign work to the right people. After sign-in, developers see their scope in the IDE—so intent stays next to the code and specification-driven delivery stays continuous.

Built on Gluecharm—secure storage and sync between your browser and your editor.