What if specs and AI agents were friends?
AI coding tools are single-player. Crux brings your team and AI together — from the first idea to the final commit.
AI gets involved too late
You write specs in Notion. Discuss in Slack. Track in Linear. Then copy-paste context into Claude.
By the time AI sees your code, it's missed all the decisions, constraints, and context that matter.
What if AI was in the room from day one?
A better way to use those tools, not a replacement for those tools.
Works with Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot
How It Works
From messy idea to merged PR in three steps
Draft Together
Write specs collaboratively in real-time. Comments, suggestions, @mentions. Everyone aligned before code begins.
Review AI Plans
AI generates step-by-step plans from your specs. Review each step, approve or reject, add comments before building.
Execute & Ship
Watch Claude Code bring your plan to life. Isolated worktrees, real diffs, full audit trail. Merge when ready.
Approve every step before it ships
AI generates implementation plans from your specs. Review each step, approve what looks good, reject what doesn't. No surprises in production.
- Step-by-step approval workflow
- Comments and feedback on each step
- Full audit trail of decisions
Watch your plan come to life
Claude Code executes your approved plan in an isolated worktree. See real-time progress, review every diff, merge when you're ready.
- Isolated git worktrees per execution
- Real-time terminal output
- Full diff review before merge
Built for teams that ship
Real-time Collaboration
Multiple cursors, live sync, presence indicators. Like Google Docs for specs.
Plan Review (Plannotator)
Approve, reject, or comment on each step before code is written.
Isolated Worktrees
Each execution runs in its own git worktree. No dirty main branch.
BYO Claude Code
Use your existing Claude subscription. We orchestrate, you execute.
AI in the Room
AI analyzes specs in real-time, suggests improvements, catches issues early.
Full Audit Trail
Every decision tracked. Who approved what, when, and why.