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FAQ

Scope Architect is mission control for building with AI. Scope a project into agent-ready tasks, hand it to your coding agent over MCP or a cloud sandbox, and stay in command as the build moves: context stays, progress is visible, and every decision is surfaced in one workspace.
Any of them. Connect Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, Codex, and more over MCP so the agent reads and updates the live plan directly. Or dispatch a task to a cloud sandbox and get a pull request back. For everything else, export a clean JSON or Markdown spec tuned to your target agent.
Three paths. MCP (recommended): your agent connects to the live workspace, pulls the next ready task, and writes status, comments, and memory back as it builds. Cloud sandbox: assign a task and get a pull request back. Manual export: copy a self-contained JSON or Markdown spec into any agent for a one-off handoff.
Yes. Connect your Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, xAI, or DeepSeek keys and pay providers directly at their published rates. No markup, no credit meter. Your keys are encrypted at rest and your project context stays under your control.
Yes. Get a walkthrough and we'll scope a real project together and kick off a cloud run live, so you see exactly what you get. Prefer to dive straight in? Sign up and start scoping right away. The Builder plan is $29/mo.
A reusable set of preferences: your tech stack, preferred agent (Cursor / Claude Code / Devin / Windsurf), code style notes, estimate unit (hours, story points, agent sessions), and testing preferences. The engine reads it on every generation so specs land in a context your agent already understands.
Yes. Tasks have statuses (To Do, In Progress, In Review, Done) and live on a shared plan. Humans pick tasks; agents pick tasks; both work in parallel against the same spec. Agent handoffs export per-task so you can scope just what you want shipped.