Defined work
Scope, constraints and acceptance criteria linked to the project.
Development results
Supervised development with verifiable delivery
Follow development at requirement and milestone level. DevSense coordinates approved work, verifies changes and carries validated results forward. Your team receives software to evaluate, delivery evidence and repository changes ready for its integration process.
Software engineering
Development includes specification, testing and delivery
A delivery lets you inspect what was requested, what changed and how it was verified. The specification, history and test results remain linked to the work.
Explore the software in Sandbox and review the pull or merge request. Acceptance and merge follow your organization’s policies.
Developed software
Reviewed implementation and an environment to check its behavior.
Documented delivery
Code in your repository, test report and development history.
Projects and milestones
DevSense executes the milestone and verifies each requirement
An approved milestone plan defines the objective, work order and dependencies. DevSense continues through the authorized sequence without requiring routine permission to start every next task.
Your team approves the objective and plan
Review requirements, scope, dependencies and the work sequence before authorizing execution.
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Develop the requirement
Implementation, review, corrections and QA are checked against its approved criteria.
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Meet the approved objectives
Assess results against the milestone’s agreed scope and quality requirements.
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Continue through the milestone
Track completed work, pending requirements, dependencies and genuine blockers against the plan.
Verified results for the work defined in the plan
Code, requirement-level evidence and the execution history remain available. Your team retains integration approval under its repository policies.
Milestone progress
Review the plan, pending work and delivery history in one place
The milestone groups related requirements and their execution state. The plan and coordination view provides project-level context while each requirement retains its own scope, review, tests and delivery records.
01 · Work definition
From the need to the development plan
Start a project from a conversation or document, or describe a change to an existing application. DevSense uses that input and the repository context to prepare the work.
The definition can cover a feature, a defect correction or a project organized into requirements and milestones.
- Idea or description in natural language.
- Product documents in Markdown, PDF, Word or text.
- Requirements on a connected repository.
The product document, requirements and milestones can be reviewed and adjusted before development is authorized.
Product definition and scope review before development is organized.
02 · Specification
Scope that guides development and testing
Receive a proposed scope suited to your project, with observable acceptance criteria and a clear description of the requested outcome. The approved scope and quality requirements remain in force throughout the work, including corrections.
Specification- Goal and scope
- What needs to be achieved and which features are included in the work.
- Context and constraints
- Project conditions and behavior that must be preserved.
- Acceptance criteria
- Observable results for evaluating whether the change meets the request.
- Validation approach
- Checks required by the product type and affected interfaces.
Prepared for your project
The repository provides context for existing software: its structure, conventions and behavior. Scope is defined on that basis.
The specification guides the entire lifecycle
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Implementation
Guides development against the agreed scope and constraints.
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Review
Enables comparison between the change and the requested behavior.
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Testing
Establishes what must be checked to evaluate the result.
03 · Development and supervision
From a finding to a verified correction
Review the requested outcome, the delivered result and its evidence. Your team does not need to coordinate every correction before assessing the delivery.
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Approved criterion
The outcome the change must satisfy.
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Finding
The observed gap against that criterion.
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Correction
DevSense updates the implementation while preserving scope.
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Revalidation
Review and testing of corrected code before delivery.
If a defect is detected, DevSense corrects the change and validates it again.
The execution panel brings together work status and progress by repository. Each requirement retains its stages, reviews and validations in detail.
04 · Software to review
Open the result and check how it works
Each change has a sandbox separate from production. Access it from DevSense, explore the application and review its behavior before deciding whether to merge.
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The recording lets you review navigation and actions in a web test. The sandbox lets you explore the software.
Working software
Review screens and workflows on the version developed.
Separate from production
Test changes without modifying the operational system.
Access through DevSense
Open the environment with project permissions and check its associated validation.
05 · Validation
Tests suited to the product
DevSense checks web, API, database and CLI interfaces according to the change scope and interfaces declared by the project. Each test type records its results.
Tests can use login forms, Bearer tokens, API keys or JWT. Multiple identities allow role and cross-user access checks when requirements call for them.
- Test plan based on acceptance criteria.
- Validation on the same reviewed code version.
- Correction and revalidation when a defect is found.
Test scope is established according to the product and requested change.
Check QA status, validations and the report.
Test report
Results and evidence for reviewing delivery
The report documents validation: checks performed, results, findings and conclusions. Review it alongside screenshots, traces and web test recordings.
Checks and results
Review what was checked and the status recorded for each check.
Validation evidence
Consult records that let you examine the observed behavior.
Report conclusions
Evaluate test results within the scope defined for the change.
The test report accompanies the pull or merge request in the repository.
06 · Delivery
Code and documentation in your repository
The delivery includes code and evidence corresponding to the software your team receives. Review the result in your GitHub or GitLab pull or merge request.
Delivery follows project policy. An authorized person decides on final code integration.
- Code changes organized for review.
- Documentation of the work and tests performed.
- Link between requirement, development and delivery.
Work delivery
Pull or merge request · PR / MR
Delivery provides access to the change in the repository and its validation history.
Tracking
Track milestone progress alongside each requirement’s evidence
DevSense preserves the link between what was requested, developed and delivered. Tracking lets you review both a requirement's result and overall project progress.
- Requirements and milestones
- Check scope, dependencies and work status organized by project.
- Development and corrections
- Follow stages, review results and change validations.
- Decisions and blockers
- Review situations that required intervention and decisions made with their context.
- Repository deliveries
- Access pull or merge requests linked to completed work.
- Time and usage
- Check recorded cost by requirement, execution and milestone, and who started the work.
- Project continuity
- Resume work on the same repository with development and validation history available.
Evaluation in your organization
Evaluate results on your project
Select representative work and agree on acceptance criteria. Evaluate the software, its quality and the process needed to deliver it.
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Select the work
Choose a new project or changes to existing software that reflect your organization's needs.
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Define acceptance
Agree on expected behavior, constraints and tests needed to accept changes.
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Review the software
Examine the result in the sandbox, the test report and the code prepared in the repository.
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Evaluate operations
Review time, usage, corrections and human intervention alongside delivery quality.
Evaluate DevSense on your project
Arrange a platform demonstration or a trial with your organization's requirements.