COSPEC: Write workflows in IDE and deploy MCP servers

Hi Product Hunt I am Jaron, the founder of Coaspeak, an IDE where you make AI workflows that are connected to your entire tech stack. Most AI agents/tools are in isolation. The cloud can write a fantastic code but you can’t see your Figma design. The cursor can produce amazing ingredients but does not guess what your gut hub cases actually need or what the product requirements are in your Google Drive. Your team’s context is scattered in 9+ different tools, and AI agents can see only one piece at a time. Cospec is a lost bridge. It connects data to your AI agents in your platforms. What we have made is: 🔗 United AI context: Your workflow can read Jira tickets, review Gut Hub PRS, update Google Documents, and send slack messages. All of this can be deployed anywhere in a smooth flow: Each workflow reusable OAuth 2.0 MCP becomes an example. Create once, use everywhere, safely. Real is built for real work: We’re not just producing content – we are automatically make the original business process. Think about automatic code studies that check the consistency of the design in Figma, or customer support workflows that root tickets based on the date of the Gut Hub. 👥 Teamwork Fluose: Share workflows in your organization, manage the user’s permits, and deploy the team wide automation that is actually the scales of your business process. The great insight that forced us to build it: Switching in context kills production capacity. Developers spend their 20-35 % time just switching between tools. Tech + product teams lose endless hours at status updated meetings. Support teams manually root the tickets that AI can handle immediately – if only the correct context. We are betting that the future is AI agents who live within your current workflow, which has full access to your team’s context. From the first day we created the entire platform around the model context protocol. We are building infrastructure that will strengthen the next generation of AI agent automation. Early consumers are using the Cospec to automatically make the flow of flower flow – and this is just the beginning.