Your repository
Create or connect the repository where the application code will be delivered.
New projects
Describe the product and its users, or provide a document. DevSense prepares the product definition, proposes requirements and organizes milestone work. You review the proposal before authorizing development in your repository.
A project in the platform
The project generator uses your objective, documents, business constraints and technology preferences to prepare a product definition. You can clarify missing decisions and request changes to the proposal before generating requirements.
From idea to work
Describe the product, users, business rules and constraints.
Review the proposed scope and refine the document with DevSense.
Review and adjust the work before generating executable specifications.
Organize related requirements and approve the plan and work sequence.
Authorize execution so DevSense develops, reviews and tests the planned work.
Starting with an empty repository
Create or connect the repository where the application code will be delivered.
The project definition includes how the intended application should run and which interfaces need validation.
DevSense prepares the Sandbox as development progresses. External access or infrastructure blockers are coordinated with their owner.
The product definition becomes a reviewable list of requirements. You can edit the proposed work and add business context. DevSense then prepares each executable specification against the repository, with scope and observable acceptance criteria.
The plan relates the project objective to requirements, dependencies and execution order. Once authorized, DevSense advances through the planned work while checking previous results before starting the next requirement.
Continue improving the application after its first delivery. Request new capabilities without preparing every technical task or directing each attempt.
Review the platform with a representative project and agreed acceptance criteria.