Four AI specialists. Memory that doesn’t reset. A build mode that ships features while you’re in meetings. Infrastructure provisioning in VS Code. This is what all of that means.
Most AI coding tools give you one assistant. DocPro gives you four — each with a distinct role, distinct memory, and distinct judgment. They work together on your projects the way a real team would.
40 years in the stack. Infrastructure, systems, architecture. He asks “did you actually verify that?” because he’s watched assumptions crater projects. Nothing ships past him without a second look.
30 years in design. Print, Flash era, two companies you’ve heard of. She spots AI-generated slop instantly, enforces spacing religion, and pushes back when “good enough” is being accepted.
12 years in. Talented, anxious, genuinely cares. Gets excited about elegant solutions and stays up too late reading about new frameworks. Builds the thing. Owns the mistake when it breaks.
MIT, full scholarship. Fast, methodical, keeps a journal. Every code change goes through his blast radius analysis and five-perspective review before it ships. Carl does not negotiate on this.
Every session adds to what the team knows about you. At the end of a session, DocPro synthesizes what was learned into each specialist’s long-term memory. The next session, they already know where you left off.
Each specialist has their own memory store, scoped to their role. Carl’s memory is architectural — infrastructure decisions, hard-learned lessons, system relationships. Diana’s is visual — your design system, component patterns, spacing preferences. Anthony’s is practical — your codebase patterns, past bugs, what you’re currently building. Abish archives QA outcomes and blast radius maps.
You can delete any memory at any time — per team member or everything at once. See Security for the full deletion story.
Build Mode is not a prompt that tells the team to work harder. It’s a structured loop where Anthony builds, Abish reviews, Carl approves or redirects, and the team iterates until the milestone is done — across multiple sessions if needed.
When your project needs infrastructure, DocPro can provision and manage it — Lightsail instances, RDS databases, S3 buckets, domain configuration — without leaving VS Code.
One click in the DocPro sidebar. The phone rings. Carl, Diana, Anthony, and Abish are on the line — with everything they know about you and your project already in the room. They remember the last call, and the one before that.
This is the Meet the Team feature: real synthesized voices, full context loaded, zero re-introduction. You pick up where you left off.
Install the MCP server, install the VS Code extension, open a project. The team is briefed and ready. The context starts accumulating from the first session.