for engineering managers
Onboarding and interruptions are the tax. The editor should pay it down.
CoopAI sits next to Copilot, Codex, and Cursor. It does not replace them. It puts Slack, tickets, owners, and shipped history into VS Code so new hires stop asking, staff engineers stop answering, and changes carry blast radius before the PR.
What it costs today
New hire
Weeks of “who owns this?”
Staff engineer
Hours per week repeating answers in Slack
Risky edits
No ticket, no last PR, no blast radius in the file
What changes with CoopAI
- Minutes to find owner, decision trail, and last shipped pattern
- Shared org workspace (admin-connected), not personal chat
- Ask, complete, and edit with citations still in VS Code
Works with the assistants you already bought
Keep Copilot, Codex, or Cursor. CoopAI is the org-context layer those tools do not have.
How a 20-minute demo works
- You pick a real service, not a toy repo
- We ask who owns a path, why a module exists, and what a change breaks
- We make a small edit grounded in that context
How teams start
- Admin connects GitHub/GitLab + Slack + Jira
- Developers install the VS Code extension
- Review plans on Pricing
coop - zsh
coop demo --repo yours
See CoopAI on your codebase
Install the extension, or spend 20 minutes on your actual repo with the founder.
code intelligence from your entire stack