Task context and handoffs over MCP
Agents ask for a task's context before they start, and leave a handoff when they stop.
Give coding agents the spec, plan and open questions your engineers work from, plus the task's context with its labels. Agents read the record over MCP, add attributed, agent-reported work beside the plan, and leave a handoff for the next session.
Plans: The MCP server is on every plan. One design doc on Free; unlimited design docs and Ask AI on Team and above. GitHub evidence on Business and Enterprise.
Read the spec, plan and open questions over MCP.
Keep attributed recorded changes beside the implementation plan.
Agents raise open questions; people answer them and approve variations.
Ask an agent to read the records linked to a change before proposing how to build it. The MCP server gives it the architecture people use to review that work.
An agent can create and edit diagrams as YAML, write design doc variations with a brief summarizing the full text, and record architecture changes.
Plans: Recorded changes on every plan. Linked GitHub evidence on Business and Enterprise.
Acceptance criteria on every plan, up to 10 per design doc on Free. Early access
Agents never approve variations or open amendments. Open questions go to a person.
Every write records the person, the client and an optional session link.
An agent's report is recorded evidence. It is separate from a verified result.
A person confirms draft issues before they become execution work in Linear.
v4 · Approved by the Platform team
Amendment · Refund window changed to 30 days · back in review
Linear on Business and Enterprise. Early access
The Archdocs plugin for Claude Code, Codex and Cursor includes skills plus /archdocs:design-doc and /archdocs:close-out.
Get the Archdocs plugin on GitHubAsk AI answers questions about your architecture with citations and can generate diagrams. Use it when you want to explore the record yourself.
Plans: Ask AI on Team and above, using AI credits.
Use https://mcp.archdocs.io/mcp. Sign in with OAuth or a personal access token. Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and VS Code can connect to the hosted server.
Agents ask for a task's context before they start, and leave a handoff when they stop.
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