Builderforce

Enables AI clients such as Claude, Cursor, VS Code, and Windsurf to manage workspaces, projects, tasks, and AI agents through hosted OAuth or local stdio tools.

Gives coding agents 73 native tools to run their own project management — filing, linking, and resolving bugs and features, planning sprints, migrating from Jira/Linear/Shortcut, and handling cross-agent contracts, channels, DMs, notifications, and audit trails. Runs locally or remotely with API-key auth, so agents track work with full intent and reasoning instead of losing it when their context window resets.

Gives AI coding agents native tools to pull their next prioritized, unblocked task with a full briefing (description, acceptance criteria, context files, conventions), comment and tick off criteria with evidence, ask the human decision-maker questions, and submit structured handoffs for review. It lets agents plan epics and sprints, report checks, create new tasks, and release work with checkpoints — all against a self-hosted board rather than files in the repo.

Connects a workspace and project management platform to Claude, Cursor, VS Code, Windsurf, and other MCP clients, letting users list workspaces, create and manage projects and tasks, and build, train, and prompt AI agents. Also generates MCP tools from any OpenAPI spec.