Why Full.CX Is Pivoting to Agentic Coding with MCP

Dale Hurley Dale Hurley
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Full.CX is pivoting from product management tools to agentic coding with the Model Context Protocol, solving AI agent context drift and making AI development more trustworthy.

Why Full.CX Is Pivoting to Agentic Coding with MCP

The Big Picture

When I first launched Full.CX, my mission was straightforward: help product teams bridge the gap between a grand product vision and the thousands of details needed to bring it to life. I built tools that kept teams aligned, efficient, and confident. But as AI development surged, I saw a new opportunity, and a growing problem, that demanded a new direction.

AI Coding

AI assisted coding is amazing productivity booster. It helps developers write code faster, catch bugs earlier, and create tests. The capabilities of AI agents keep getting better with improvements to the state of the art (SOTA) models like GPT-5, Claude Sonnet/Opus, and Gemini creating more and more code.

Manual code is simple single train track, AI code is complex multi-dimensional train tracks

The Problem with “Set-and-Forget” AI Agents

AI coding agents are awesome, you feed them a goal, and they’ll generate the code. In theory, this sounds perfect. In practice? It’s messy.

  • Context Drift: Over time, agents lose sight of the original requirements.
  • Inconsistent Output: Code often veers off-spec, introducing errors or architectural mismatches.
  • Rework Overload: Teams spend more time reviewing and correcting AI code than the AI actually saves them.
AI Generated Code Quality before 2 hours coding, 6 hours debuging, after 5 minutes code generation, 24 hours debugging

I realized the industry needed something better, something that could give AI agents autonomy without letting them drift off course.

MCP: The Model Context Protocol

The pivot centers on a powerful concept: persistent, structured context for AI agents. The Full.CX Model Context Protocol (MCP) acts as an always-on guide for agents, ensuring they never lose sight of the “big picture” even while making granular coding decisions.

Think of Full.CX MCP as the GPS for AI agents: it doesn’t just give a single instruction (“build a login page”), it keeps updating them with the full map, the destination, and the route, so they can navigate obstacles without forgetting where they’re headed.

Why This Matters

For development teams, this shift means:

  • Higher Accuracy: Code generated is more in line with architectural plans and coding standards.
  • Reduced Overhead: Less time wasted on back-and-forth debugging with your AI partner.
  • Scalable Collaboration: Agents can work on complex systems without stepping on each other’s toes, or yours.

In other words, MCP doesn’t just make AI smarter, it makes AI trustworthy.

The Road Ahead

My vision is to make agentic coding even better: AI agents that work like reliable teammates, not unpredictable interns. By integrating MCP into Full.CX, I’m not just improving efficiency, I’m redefining what’s possible in collaborative AI-assisted development.

The future of coding isn’t “AI vs. humans” or “AI replacing humans.” It’s humans and AI building together, with shared context, mutual trust, and a shared goal from start to finish.

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