Query status, decisions and usage in one place
Ask for a work summary, identify what needs your approval and access the available platform details. Responses use records from resources you are authorized to access.
DevSense Copilot
Query and operate your projects using natural language
DevSense Copilot lets people operate the platform through conversation: define work, inspect results and resolve pending decisions. DevSense executes and supervises development in the background, without needing new instructions for every iteration.
Conversation as the project interface
Copilot connects your team’s decisions to autonomous execution
DevSense handles recurring technical supervision. Your team still sets priorities, approves scope and accepts deliveries. DevSense Copilot brings those activities into a conversation connected to the platform’s data and actions.
You can query the project and prepare the corresponding action without navigating every module. Once work is authorized, DevSense continues execution even after you close the conversation.
Turn a business need into work ready for approval
Provide an intent or document, clarify outstanding decisions and review the proposed project, requirements and milestones. DevSense performs technical preparation against the project.
Provide context when the project needs your decision
Inspect a blocker or pending decision, provide the responsible person’s information and authorize the available action. Implementation corrections remain within DevSense’s supervision.
A complete workflow
From a need to reviewing the result
The conversation follows the same work: request, agree, authorize and inspect. Execution continues when you close Copilot.
- 01
Describe the need
Explain the desired outcome or provide a document.
- 02
Review the proposal
DevSense investigates the project and prepares scope and criteria.
- 03
Authorize work
Confirm actions that create or modify resources.
- 04
Check progress
Inspect execution, corrections, decisions and usage.
- 05
Assess delivery
Access Sandbox, tests and the pull or merge request.
Credentials, files and configuration requiring a form are completed in the secure DevSense interface. Copilot directs you to the relevant function.
Work definition
From an idea to requirements ready for development
Share the business objective or a document. Copilot helps prepare the product definition and organize requirements and milestones. For existing software, DevSense checks the request against code before defining the change.
Clarify missing business decisions and review the proposal. Creating a project, generating work and starting development are separate actions with their own authorizations. Access is configured through secure platform functions.
Action controls
Review an action before authorizing it
Before performing an operation that modifies the project, Copilot explains what will change and which resource it affects.
Each authorization applies to one action and is valid for a limited time. If the resource changes in the meantime, the operation is not executed.
Prepared action
Review the proposed change and its effect.
Do you authorize it?
No
No changes
The operation is not executed.
Yes
Authorized execution
The action is performed and its result is recorded.
Development continuity
Resolve external blockers without directing corrections
Copilot lets you inspect the reason and context of an infrastructure, network, billing or external system blocker. The owner can enable access or resolve the condition so DevSense can continue.
Business decisions are reviewed when scope is approved or changed. Implementation defects stay within the DevSense cycle: you do not need to keep the conversation open or write a new instruction for each correction.
- Check why a decision is pending.
- Provide context about the expected result.
- Review and authorize actions to continue.
Tests and deliveries
Access the software and its tests
Ask for validation status, check available results or locate the environment for a change. Copilot uses platform records to help you review the work.
Explore the software in the sandbox and review the checks in the report. The conversation provides access to these resources and the pull request in your repository.
Organization operations
Every query and action retains your permissions and its record
Access based on your user
Copilot queries and operates resources authorized for your identity. Conversation does not expand your permissions on projects or repositories.
Change approval
Actions that modify resources require your confirmation. Review the proposal before deciding.
Progress and usage you can inspect
Inspect action history and usage, billing and execution records. Copilot helps locate the available detail; amounts depend on the period and scope requested.
Questions about Copilot
When to use DevSense Copilot and what work you can delegate
Why use Copilot if DevSense supervises the agents?
Copilot is the conversational interface for operating the project. It lets you express needs, inspect results and authorize actions. Technical preparation, execution and recurring supervision belong to the platform; you do not need to use Copilot to direct each development step.
Who can use it within the team?
People authorized by their role and project access. Product teams can define needs and query progress; engineering can inspect scope, tests and deliveries; responsible staff can query pending decisions and usage. Available actions depend on permissions.
When should we use Copilot versus the API?
Copilot supports people interacting through natural language. DevSense API lets your systems request actions and retrieve results. You can combine both with the web interface over authorized platform resources; development supervision continues in DevSense.
Do I need to keep the conversation open during development?
No. Once work is authorized, execution and supervision continue in the background. Return to Copilot to check progress, corrections, usage or delivery.
Can I work on an existing project?
Yes. Query work in your repositories, prepare requirement actions and review the executions, test environments and deliveries you can access.
Can it act without my confirmation?
It can query information within your permissions. Operations that modify resources require specific approval before execution.
Can I attach documents?
Yes. Provide documents to prepare a project or add context to the work. DevSense supports Markdown, PDF, Word and text for project definition.
Does it manage credentials and permissions through conversation?
Credentials, access keys and permissions are managed through their authorized platform features. Copilot does not replace those controls.
Try operating a project with DevSense Copilot
Follow a session with queries, work tables, approvals, executions and Sandbox access. The demo lets you explore different platform operations.