CodeRide is a project-management tool built for AI coding agents that connect through the Model Context Protocol (MCP). It takes a project's documentation or PRD and breaks it into tasks pre-loaded with context for an AI agent to execute, so the agent does not need the project re-explained each session. It is intended for developers doing AI-assisted "vibe coding" with tools such as Cursor and Windsurf.
A user uploads project documentation or a task list, and CodeRide extracts development tasks from it automatically. Each task is enhanced with optimized context and instructions before the AI agent starts work. The agent connects to CodeRide through MCP, then retrieves and completes tasks in its IDE while CodeRide keeps track of architectural decisions and coding patterns between sessions.
CodeRide maintains persistent memory of a project's structure and design patterns so an AI agent does not lose context between sessions. It recognizes patterns in existing code to keep suggestions consistent with a project's conventions, and it reduces token usage by cutting down on repeated context sharing. Tasks can be imported from documentation or CSV files, with automatic task generation available for both.
CodeRide works inside IDEs and AI-native editors such as Cursor, Windsurf, VS Code with Cline, Claude and GitHub Copilot. The Explorer plan is free, covering 1 project and 40 AI-enhanced tasks. The Creator plan is €9 a month for unlimited projects and 100 AI-enhanced tasks a month, the Pro plan is €29 a month with 400 tasks a month, and the Early Adopter plan is a one-time €119 for lifetime access with 2.000 AI-enhanced tasks, limited to 200 seats.
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