The workspace for agentic product development

From product intent to execution-ready specs

AI made coding fast. Kairo is the spec workspace that makes sure you build the right thing, turning ideas into precise, codebase-aware specifications your team agrees on and your coding agents can execute directly.

Now piloting with select teams · Public launch November 2026

Kairo's AI asking a multiple-choice question about a requirement, then recommending an answer with its reasoning when asked for best practices.
The new bottleneck

Coding is no longer the constraint. Deciding what to build is.

Once coding agents accelerate implementation, the pressure moves upstream, to deciding what to build. Most teams feel it as three kinds of friction.

Clarification loops

Requirements scattered across tickets, docs, and chat mean constant back-and-forth with product. Agents don't ask; they guess, and the wrong guess ships faster.

Context out of reach

PMs know the outcome they want but can't see the architecture, constraints, or what already exists, so every technical question consumes a senior engineer's time.

Agents flying blind

Coding agents execute exactly what they're told, including incomplete instructions. Without product intent, they produce work that is technically valid and product-wrong.

“If you can orchestrate twenty, thirty, fifty agents running in parallel, the difference between mediocre output and exceptional output comes down almost entirely to the quality of your specification.”
Addy Osmani · Claude Code at Anthropic, formerly Google
The Kairo spec

Four properties of every Kairo spec

Everything you ship starts as a change request: a feature, an improvement, a technical fix, or a bug. The job is always the same: turn it into a precise, technically informed specification the team can agree on and an AI coding agent can execute reliably.

Grounded in the codebase

Your codebase is already a spec. Kairo reads it, so every new requirement is anchored to what really exists.

Sharpened with AI

Kairo's AI flags what is still ambiguous and helps turn fuzzy intent into clear, high-quality requirements in an interactive dialogue.

Collaborative by design

Product, design, and engineering iterate on requirements and plans together. Everyone, humans and AI, works from the same live source of truth.

Directly usable by coding agents

Coding agents read each change request's definition, plan, and linked context directly through Kairo's MCP server. This is spec-driven development done right.

How it works

Move at AI speed without losing coherence

One loop from a half-formed idea to shipped, reviewed, documented work, with an AI skill at every step.

01

Capture intent

Open a change request and describe the outcome. Kairo asks the questions a senior engineer would, and a skill turns the answers into a structured definition.

02

Align as a team

Product, design, and engineering refine the spec and settle open questions, so nothing ambiguous reaches execution.

03

Plan and hand off

Kairo drafts the technical plan, and any coding agent reads the definition, plan, and linked context through Kairo's MCP server.

04

Review what shipped

Check the implementation against the acceptance criteria defined up front, and keep documentation aligned with what shipped.

Kairo's change request board: a Kanban view with Defining, Ready, Building, and Done columns, where each card is tagged as a feature, an improvement, or a fix.
Who it's for

Built for the whole product team

Product managers

Write better specs on your own

Spend less time translating ideas into tickets and answering questions mid-build. Get engineering-level answers about the codebase in seconds, and catch ambiguity before it ships.

Engineering leaders

Raise the quality of incoming work

When AI makes coding fast, requirements quality becomes the limit. Fewer clarification loops and better agent context turn coding velocity into delivery velocity.

Founders

An operating model for the agentic era

Your team can build much faster. Kairo helps you decide what to build just as well, with a lightweight product-to-engineering workflow and no process overhead.

Your developers are coding faster with agents. Help your product team keep up.

Kairo is piloting with a small group of product and engineering teams ahead of public launch in November 2026. If your team ships with coding agents, we'd like to build with you.