Driver AI vs Specsight
How Driver AI and Specsight differ
- FOR ENGINEERING ORGANISATIONS
Use Driver to compile codebase context for agents and technical questions
- Context for AI coding agents, served over MCP
- Understanding legacy code and planning migrations
- Auto-generated architecture and code documentation
- Onboarding engineers onto a large codebase
- Querying the codebase instead of interrupting an engineer
- FOR PMS, SUPPORT & STAKEHOLDERS
Use Specsight to follow how your product behaves and changes
- How every feature behaves, in plain language
- What’s new in your product, after every release
- Product map and user flows
- Release notes ready to share with clients
- Answers without asking an engineer
Why they’re different
Both read your code with AI, and both treat the codebase as the honest source. What they build from it differs. Driver compiles context about the codebase: architecture, files, symbols, commit history, served to agents and to anyone who asks it a question. Specsight writes the product: the features that exist, how each behaves for a user, the flows through them, and what changed for customers in the last release. One answers a question about the code. The other is a picture of the product, already written when you open it
How they fit together
Driver is strongest where the codebase is the subject: a migration, a legacy system nobody understands, an agent that needs accurate context. Specsight is strongest where the product is the subject: a support answer, a release announcement, a stakeholder asking what shipped
Frequently asked questions
Driver lets someone ask the codebase a question and get an answer back. That is genuinely useful, and it is still one person, one question, one answer. Specsight is not a query surface. It is a standing product spec, changelog, feature map and set of release notes that the whole company reads without asking anything. The difference is between getting an answer when you think to ask, and watching the product change as it changes
Because they produce different things. Driver gives you context about the code. Specsight gives you release notes you can send to customers, digests your stakeholders read, a map of how features connect, and a changelog of behaviour rather than commits. If those are what your company is missing, Driver does not produce them
Nothing has to be remembered. Specsight re-reads what changed in the code on every release and updates the picture itself. There is nothing to keep up to date, because nothing was written by hand in the first place