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Add the Stories MCP Server - Setup Guide

Step-by-step guide to connecting CodeMySpec's remote Stories MCP server to Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Cursor, and other MCP-capable AI clients via OAuth.

Architecture Design: Map Your Stories to Components Before the Agent Starts Coding

Map stories to components in a markdown file. The agent reads the architecture document and knows where things go.

Technical Strategy: Decide Your Stack Before the Agent Does It for You

Write your technology decisions as ADRs before the agent writes code. The agent researches options, you approve.

Architecture Design: Defining the System Before Code Exists

How CodeMySpec maps user stories to bounded contexts and component graphs with guided design sessions, ADRs, and design reviews validated by procedural code.

Component Development: One File at a Time

How CodeMySpec generates individual components with guardrails. Write a spec, generate code from it, generate tests. Each step validates against the last.

Context Development: Let the AI Build the Whole Thing

How develop-context orchestrates a bounded context from specs through design review to implementation. The AI walks the component tree in dependency order.

QA Verification: Testing What the System Actually Does

How CodeMySpec runs story QA, journey testing, and issue triage with AI doing the testing and procedural state machines controlling the flow.

Start Implementation: The Full Cycle

The graph-driven orchestrator that walks stories to deployed software. How CodeMySpec dispatches architecture, implementation, and QA tasks autonomously.

Architect - AI-Guided Context Design

AI-guided architecture design. Map user stories to contexts, validate, refine, maintain traceability.

Components MCP Server - AI Software Architect

MCP Server helps design contexts, dependencies, and analyze architectural health for Elixir applications.

Getting Started with CodeMySpec

Complete guide to setting up a new project with CodeMySpec, including Phoenix installation, authentication, dependencies, and submodule configuration