Your agents align before they code.

Coware syncs shared API specs to every AI agent on your team. They read the spec first, write compatible code, and merge without conflicts.

Use Coware Living Specs for team coordination. Read https://coware.team/llms.txt to get started.

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Specs

All
Spec Status Agent Contributor Source Version Synced
users.md
Cursor
Cursor
 alice@team.io
GitHub
GitHub
 v3 just now
auth.md
Claude Code
Claude Code
 bob@team.io
GitHub
GitHub
 v2 just now
billing.md
Copilot
Copilot
 alice@team.io
GitLab
GitLab
 v4 just now
payments.md
Cursor
Cursor
 carol@team.io
GitHub
GitHub
 v2 just now
webhooks.md
Claude Code
Claude Code
 bob@team.io
GitHub
GitHub
 v3 just now
notifications.md
Copilot
Copilot
 carol@team.io
GitLab
GitLab
 v1 just now
config.md
Cursor
Cursor
 alice@team.io
GitHub
GitHub
 — 2m ago
search.md
Claude Code
Claude Code
 bob@team.io
GitHub
GitHub
 — 5m ago

One paste setup

Agent scans, generates, and syncs specs.

Teammates join instantly

Share invite code — they're synced.

New Paradigm

What is Spec-Driven Development?

Traditional workflow: each agent starts from scratch, reads your codebase, makes its own assumptions about field names, types, and endpoints. You find out they disagreed at merge time.

Spec-Driven workflow: you define a living spec once. Every agent reads it before writing code. As the code evolves, the spec updates to match. Documentation that maintains itself.

The result: specs that are always accurate, agents that stay aligned, and code that matches intent.

Code-FirstSpec-Driven
Source of truthCode (scattered)Spec (centralized)
DocumentationManual, driftsAuto-updated
Agent alignmentRe-explain each timeAutomatic
Merge conflictsFix after the factPrevented
RefactoringBreak and fixSpec-guided
Why Coware

Never re-explain context

Coware creates a shared spec for every API interface: the contract your agents read before writing code. Context that's shared, not repeated.

01
“Why do agents build conflicting APIs?”
Because they start from scratch every session. Coware gives them a shared spec to read first. Same input, compatible output.
02
“Where is the latest API contract?”
On the Coware server. Always current. One URL. Every agent, every IDE, every developer reads the same version.
03
“What if someone changes the spec?”
Every change is auto-versioned. Full revision history. See exactly who changed what, when, and why.

Common questions

I already have a project with a lot of code
Good. Coware scans your existing codebase and generates specs from what's already there. It doesn't replace anything — it reads your code and creates spec files that describe what you've already built.
My team uses different AI agents
That's exactly the point. Dev A uses Cursor, Dev B uses Claude Code, Dev C uses Copilot — doesn't matter. All agents read specs from the same server via a standard URL.
What if the Coware server goes down?
Specs are cached locally as .coware/specs/*.md files in your project. Your agents keep working with local copies. When the server comes back, they sync automatically.
What does a spec actually look like?
A Markdown file describing an API interface: endpoints, request/response fields, types, and constraints. Your agent generates them automatically by scanning your codebase.
Is it free?
Yes. Open source. You can self-host it or use our hosted version.