Configurable corrective iterations
Agree limits for corrective work according to your project and operating policy.
How it works
From intent to delivery
Start with the business need, repository and authorized access. DevSense takes on system investigation, change specification and verification preparation. Your team approves scope before development and accepts the final result.
Proprietary supervision technology
DevSense specifies, develops, reviews and tests each requirement
DevSense defines work against the project codebase and preserves the objective throughout development, review and testing. Your team approves scope and assesses a delivery backed by evidence.
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PO/Dev · Define the intent
Describe the outcome you need or attach a document. DevSense investigates how to implement it within your project.
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DevSenseDevelopment and supervision
DevSenseYour project’s requirements
The result must respect your business constraints and the engineering standards agreed for the project.
Supervision of outcomes and quality
Assesses progress, investigates failures and directs corrections against the approved requirement.
The work continues without your team having to repeat instructions or coordinate each attempt.
Approved objective, scope and acceptance criteriaPreserved throughout development, review, corrections and QA.
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Proposed scope
Requirements ready for your approval
- PO/DevApprove the requirementRefine the context
DevSense updates the specification and requests approval.
Approved → Development
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Developed software
The approved change implemented in your project
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Verified delivery
Test results available for your assessment
Corrections can change the technical solution. Required outcomes remain in force and are verified again.
Work handled by DevSense: investigating the project, specifying the change, directing execution, resolving findings and coordinating further testing.
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PO/Dev · Validate in Sandbox and approve the merge
Inspect the result in the Sandbox and review the MR/PR. Delivery can be automatic or held for review; your team approves the merge according to project policy.
The work inside DevSense
What your team receives and what it no longer has to coordinate
Your team approves the scope and evaluates the delivered result. DevSense takes on the technical preparation and recurring supervision needed to produce it.
01A proposal ready for approval
Product owner / Developer involvement
A proposal ready for approval
Product owner / Developer involvementProduct owner / Developer involvement
Define the need, clarify business constraints and approve the scope.
Describe the business outcome. Receive requirements and acceptance criteria suited to your project.
Output: Scope your team can approve or refine.
- What DevSense validates
- The proposal addresses the requested business outcome.
- Manual work it saves
- Preparing the complete technical brief before requesting development.
02Developed and tested software
Developed and tested software
Delegate technical preparation, development and recurring follow-up within the authorized scope.
Output: Implemented changes with supporting test results.
- What DevSense validates
- The result meets the agreed project requirements.
- Manual work it saves
- Directing every attempt, relaying errors between tools and requesting each correction.
03A delivery your team can assess
Product owner / Developer involvement
A delivery your team can assess
Product owner / Developer involvementProduct owner / Developer involvement
Evaluate behavior in Sandbox, review the delivery and decide whether to merge.
Receive the code and evidence corresponding to the delivered software. Your team decides whether to approve integration.
Output: Software ready for final assessment.
- What DevSense validates
- The delivered result satisfies the approved acceptance criteria.
- Manual work it saves
- Gathering delivery information from several tools.
Platform walkthrough
From a brief request to a specification, tests and delivery
Change request
The user selects the project and describes the desired outcome, without having to write a technical specification first. DevSense investigates existing code to prepare the change.
Natural language input
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Work DevSense takes on
What happens when development needs correction
DevSense manages software corrections within the approved scope, without asking your team to direct every attempt.
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Required outcome
The agreed acceptance criteria remain in force.
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Correction managed
Your developers do not need to relay each defect between tools.
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Result for review
Your team receives the software and test evidence.
Existing behavior included in scope remains a requirement of the delivered software.
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Project requirements
Your project’s quality requirements remain applicable.
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Authorized scope
A correction does not authorize weakening the agreed outcome.
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Delivery assessment
Your team assesses the software against the acceptance criteria.
Your team decides whether to approve new work or adjust the scope.
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New need
Describe the additional outcome you need.
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Scope approval
Review the proposed work before authorizing it.
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Corresponding evidence
Assess the delivered software with its supporting evidence.
Supervision
Technical intervention is reserved for external blockers
DevSense investigates defects and directs corrections within the approved scope. A failed implementation does not in itself hand the task of finding a solution back to the developer.
Intervention is requested for infrastructure, network, billing or external system blockers. Your team approves the scope before execution and the delivery afterwards; it does not have to direct ordinary correction cycles.
Progress review
DevSense investigates the cause and determines the next step.
Does an external blocker require its owner?
No
Development continues
DevSense directs the correction and checks the outcome again.
Yes
External blocker to resolve
The owner receives the reason and can resolve the external condition before work continues.
Limits and continuation
Execution follows repository and customer limits
Correction and usage limits are configurable for each repository under the customer’s agreed policy.
If the authorized limit is reached without an acceptable result, work is reported as incomplete, with its reason and pending work visible. It is not presented as a verified delivery.
Customer usage thresholds
Monthly and cumulative spending thresholds can be configured with warning or blocking behavior under the agreed policy. There is no single published amount for all customers.
Authorized BYOAI and billing
Your provider quotas still apply to BYOAI. DevSense can continue with another key for the same provider or authorized backup billing.
Evaluate DevSense in your organization
Review the platform with a representative project and agreed acceptance criteria.