Feedback in. Merged PR out.
Ten end-to-end blueprints for the loop teams actually want: collect the feedback and the interviews automatically, draft the cited PRD, report it to stakeholders, and hand the spec to Claude Code or Codex to open the pull request. Every one names the tools, the wiring, and the number to watch.
Composite blueprint. This is the loop and the wiring — assembled from workflows our early design partners run — not a single named customer’s audited results. Every number on this page is a metric to instrument, not a result we’re claiming.
Pick the loop that hurts most
About these case studies
Are these real customer case studies?+
They're composite blueprints, and the pages say so. Specky has early design partners rather than a shelf of audited customer results, so instead of inventing logos and percentages we publish the loop, the wiring, and the metric you should instrument. When a permissioned, measured customer result exists, it'll appear with the customer's name on it.
Do I need every tool listed to run one of these loops?+
No. Each blueprint names the tools a team already owns, and each starts with a 'wire one source first' step. One feedback source plus one coding agent is enough to run the core loop end to end; the rest is depth you add when the first loop is working.
What connects Specky to my coding agent?+
Specky's MCP server at https://www.specky.space/api/mcp. Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Claude Desktop, ChatGPT, and n8n all connect to it with a workspace-scoped API key, then read the approved PRD and its cited evidence as tool calls instead of pasted text.
Where does the human stay in the loop?+
At approval. Specky drafts PRDs, tickets, and briefings into the PM Inbox in draft state, and MCP tools create in draft by default. The agent writes the code and opens a pull request; a human approves the problem and reviews the diff. Two gates, both cheap, both catching the expensive mistakes.
Run one of these this week.
Wire one feedback source, connect one agent, keep the approval gate. That’s the whole loop.
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