Your AI gets better at maintaining your systems
Connect an AI coding tool such as Claude Code or OpenAI Codex to IceShore, and your system's architecture is generated automatically — a picture of how your AI reads the system today. The more of that business meaning (the use cases) you review and correct, the better your AI can answer with the change, the maintenance and the extension all in view. IceShore hands your AI the material it needs to maintain your systems.
What IceShore is
AI multiplies your systems. IceShore uses AI to hold them together — a configuration management platform for the AI era.
The faster AI lets you build, the more systems pile up, and understanding of “why it's built this way” falls behind. IceShore passes each system's business meaning to your AI, so your own AI can answer questions that span all of them. The meaning stays put when the people responsible move on.
What is an AI coding tool?
Claude Code, OpenAI Codex and similar assistants run in your terminal and write code alongside you. If you haven't installed one yet, see the official guides below.
Next steps
See how IceShore works
Two pillars hand your AI the material it needs: a web service where you review and correct, and an MCP that returns the result to your AI.
See how it works →See what you can do
The questions to assess the impact of a change, each with a ready-to-use prompt.
See what you can do →Connect
Pick your AI tool, then generate and copy the connection command. Setup takes a few minutes.
View connection steps →