You talked it through. TalkBase wrote the spec. Claude Code built it.
Discuss the project with everyone by voice — TalkBase captures the decisions and requirements, generates a clean spec, and serves it to your coding agent over MCP.
Start freeHow the flow works
Talk it through
Record the kickoff call with everyone involved — no note-taking, no missed requirements.
Generate the spec
TalkBase extracts decisions, requirements, and scope, then writes a Markdown spec.
Expose context over MCP
The MCP server hands the project's spec, docs, and recordings to any external agent.
Claude Code ships it
Claude Code reads the spec and context, then writes the code — grounded in what was actually agreed.
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Start freeWhat is discussion-to-spec-to-code?
You discuss a project out loud, TalkBase turns the conversation into a written spec, and a coding agent like Claude Code reads that spec over MCP and builds it. The requirements never get lost in translation between the meeting and the codebase.
From a kickoff call to a Markdown spec
Capture is botless — no bot joins the call and audio isn't stored. TalkBase transcribes the discussion in the cloud, extracts the decisions, requirements, and scope, and generates a clean Markdown spec. Because the spec is grounded in the actual recording, you can trace any requirement back to the exact quote and timestamp where it was agreed.
How the spec reaches your coding agent
TalkBase runs an MCP server that exposes the project's spec, docs, and recordings to any MCP-compatible agent. Claude Code connects with a per-project token, reads the spec and surrounding context, and writes code against what was actually decided rather than a half-remembered summary. MCP is now standard tooling, but the value here is the grounded context behind it.
Discussion → spec → code FAQ
Does the spec update when we change our minds on a later call?
Yes. Later recordings feed the same project memory, and TalkBase's auto-documents deliver each change as a diff you approve before it lands in the spec.
Which coding agents can read the spec?
Any MCP-compatible agent — Claude Code, Cursor, and others — connects over the MCP server with a per-project token.
Is my audio stored somewhere I can't control?
Capture is botless and the raw audio isn't retained; transcription runs in the cloud via Soniox, and you keep the transcript and spec in your project.
Can I edit the generated spec before handing it off?
Yes — the spec is Markdown you can edit directly, and your edits are what the agent reads over MCP.
What teams say
Illustrative — replace with real testimonialsWe stopped re-litigating decisions. The answer is always one question away, with the quote.
It turned our meetings from lost time into the most useful record we have.
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