Shipping fast with AI? Specsight turns code changes into a living product map, feature knowledge, and clear release updates. Keep Product, Sales, and Support in sync with what your software actually does and what changed.
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Specsight
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Shipping fast with AI? Specsight turns code changes into a living product map, feature knowledge, and clear release updates. Keep Product, Sales, and Support in sync with what your software actually does and what changed.
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congrats @olapietka and good luck! 🤞
@overment thanks Adam!! good luck with Alice too, let’s keep the Polish founders on PH going 🚀
Congrats on the launch, Ola! :)
@busmark_w_nika thanks Nika!! funny overlap, minimalist phone cuts the noise on your phone and I’m trying to cut the noise of 20 releases a week 😄
Being the translation layer is the most of my week as a solo dev. The people asking are merchants, plus the AI agents that answer their customers. A lot of our product logic lives in n8n workflows instead of normal code. Does Specsight read workflow JSON committed to the repo, or only source files it can parse as code?
@ahmed_khaled32 ugh that’s such a real one, being the translation layer as a solo dev eats your whole week! and yes, if the workflow JSON is in the repo, Specsight reads it as part of your product. and here’s the fun part, your AI agents can ask Specsight directly over MCP, so they answer merchants from what’s actually live, not from what you told them last month
Love that the live demo is Specsight tracking itself, best proof there is 🙌
@olapietka you mentioned each team getting its own digest, sales with "what you can sell this week". Curious how you'll know it landed: will people be able to rate an update as useful or not, so it learns what each role actually cares about?
@pawel_ogonowski thanks Paul! 🙌 and yes, that’s the plan. a per-team update is only useful if people actually read it and act on it, so each update needs a quick "useful / not useful". over time it learns what sales cares about vs support vs product, and what’s just noise
A living map of what the product actually does is the fix for that awkward moment when support answers a question from last quarter, and turning each code change into a release note for sales is genuinely useful.
@karimbenkeroum yeah that awkward moment usually ends with a frustrated customer, or a support person pinging whoever built it and waiting half a day. with Specsight they check what’s live right now, and sales gets what changed before they walk into a demo. and since Mailwarm gets emails into the inbox, you’ll like this one: Specsight sends those updates straight to everyone’s inbox too!