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Prodmap.ai

Prodmap.ai

Founded 2022

Supply AI development agents and engineering teams with structured project context via MCP

You can use Prodmap to turn scattered internal documentation, requirements, and architecture decisions into structured context for AI coding agents. It connects to environments like Cursor, Claude Code, and Devin via the Model Context Protocol, ensuring agents write code that matches your existing technical standards. The system also includes specialized agents for research, planning, prototyping, compliance checks, and API documentation generation. By organizing your pull requests, specifications, and regulatory frameworks, it prevents hallucinations and keeps autonomous workflows aligned with your product guidelines.

What Prodmap.ai does

Connect Git repositories to index codebase structureUpload compliance policies to identify coverage gapsGenerate architectural specifications from user requirementsQuery system constraints via Model Context Protocol serversReview automated wireframes for planned featuresDraft API reference documentation based on endpoint schemasVerify implementation plans against internal architectural decision recordsModel Context Protocol (MCP) server for third-party AI agentsAutomated parsing of architecture decision records (ADRs)Code repository and policy indexing for fast context retrievalBuilt-in agents for planning, prototyping, and compliance checksAutomated compliance tracking for SOC2, GDPR, and HIPAAGeneration of technical specifications and acceptance criteriaLive query logging and latency metrics for agent queries

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