Official DevSpeak MCP server — translate technical text into formal specs from any AI IDE or agent
Official DevSpeak MCP server. Expose DevSpeak's technical translation engine as tools inside any MCP-compatible AI IDE or agent. DevSpeak converts informal stakeholder requirements into formal, audience-specific technical specifications — Technical Specs, Jira Tickets, API Designs, RFCs, Data Models, and more. Tool | Description | ------------------------ |…
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Official DevSpeak MCP server. Expose DevSpeak's technical translation engine as tools inside any MCP-compatible AI IDE or agent. DevSpeak converts informal stakeholder requirements into formal, audience-specific technical specifications — Technical Specs, Jira Tickets, API Designs, RFCs, Data Models, and more. Tool | Description | ------------------------ | ----------------------------------------------------------- | | Translate informal input into a formal technical spec | | Translate README…
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