# Specc

> Specc maps third-party API changes against your codebase and shows the services, functions and workflows most likely to be affected, with evidence behind every finding.

## What Specc does

Specc is an early-stage tool for engineering teams. It:
- Takes a description of a third-party API or SDK change
- Scans a TypeScript or JavaScript repository
- Identifies likely direct API usage
- Traces potential downstream dependencies
- Produces a ranked blast-radius report with confidence, evidence, dependency paths and recommended validation

Specc does not automatically fix code, open pull requests, or claim complete detection.

## Who it's for

- Engineering leaders responsible for API-heavy systems
- Teams dealing with Stripe, Twilio, OpenAI or similar vendor migrations
- Groups looking for design-partner access, not a mature self-serve product

## The problem Specc solves

The changelog tells you what changed. It does not tell you what that change affects inside your software. Specc is built for that second problem.

## Key pages

- Homepage: https://www.speccapp.com
- Request early access: https://www.speccapp.com/#early-access
- Contact: conor@speccapp.com

## Current stage

Specc is in early access. There is no public self-serve pricing on the website. Design partners are invited to test Specc against historical API changes.

## Current MVP

Languages: TypeScript and JavaScript
Input: changelog or structured change description, plus a GitHub repo, public repo URL, or uploaded files
Output: confidence-ranked impact findings with evidence