Miro’s Agentic SDLC Coach shows you how to use Miro alongside the AI coding tool you already use: Claude Code, OpenAI Codex, Cursor, GitHub Copilot, Replit, Lovable or VS Code.
It draws on each vendor’s own published workflow and points to where Miro adds a shared visual and collaboration layer, from discovery and planning through review, release and maintenance.
It helps you connect Miro’s MCP server to your tool step by step, walk your tool’s workflow one stage at a time, and make an existing codebase understandable for non-technical colleagues with architecture maps, data models and clickable prototypes. It also helps you plan agentic coding sessions and hackathons.
It’s most useful for engineering leaders, product managers, designers, agile coaches and developers who are bringing AI coding agents into a team workflow and want more people than the one running the agent to see, shape and review the work.
To use it, open it from the Sidekicks panel and tell it your coding tool, your role and what you want to do. It coaches you with clear steps and official Miro Help Center, Academy and template links, and it can build a coaching plan, setup checklist or starter board for you.
