DevSense access for your team
Access to the platform features needed to define, approve and track the work covered by the pilot, with support from Intellicore.
Pilot for organizations
Evaluate DevSense on your project.
See DevSense turn a business need into developed, reviewed and tested software. Your team approves the scope and evaluates the result on its own project.
Available to selected organizations and projects, subject to evaluation and approval by Intellicore.
What’s included
Platform access, a private test environment and AI usage
The initial evaluation covers one repository, up to 10 scoped requirements and two weeks once the necessary access is in place. Scope and dates are confirmed before work starts.
A private test environment set up by DevSense
DevSense deploys and configures the environment. Only the user and their authorized groups can view and access it, with role-based access control (RBAC).
AI usage funded by Intellicore
Model usage and standard pilot infrastructure are included within the agreed limits. You do not need to provide AI keys, and there are no automatic charges.
From request to result
A real project, with agreed scope and evaluation criteria
- 01
Tell us about your project
Describe the problem you need to solve. We review the use case, team and access requirements with you before deciding whether to approve the pilot.
- 02
Approve the requirement
DevSense analyzes the project and proposes scope and acceptance criteria. Your team reviews and approves what the result must achieve.
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DevSense develops and tests
It prepares the environment, implements, reviews, corrects and runs QA within the agreed scope. Your team does not need to direct each attempt.
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Evaluate the software and decide
Your team tests the result in the private environment and reviews the code and evidence. At the close, we assess completed work, outstanding items and options for continuing.
What your organization receives
You keep the software and project documentation
Review code changes, test results and validation evidence to decide whether the work meets your requirements. Your team approves the final merge.
The code, approved specifications, acceptance criteria and customer-visible decision history belong to you. The documentation can be exported even if you decide not to continue with DevSense.
- Project code and changes available for review.
- Specifications and decisions you can retain.
- A QA report and available evidence to assess delivery.
Project selection
For teams evaluating DevSense for their ongoing development work
Every application is reviewed before approval. We prioritize representative use cases and organizations interested in adopting the platform if the evaluation is successful.
A specific need with a result you can assess
An improvement, feature or modernization stage with an outcome your team can evaluate.
A project owner who can approve and evaluate
Someone in product or engineering who can define the need, approve the requirement and review the result.
Authorized access to the project
Permission to use the repository and systems needed for the evaluation. Access is coordinated after the initial assessment.
Apply for a no-cost pilot
Before you request a pilot
What does the no-cost pilot include?
Intellicore covers platform access, standard test-environment infrastructure and AI usage within the approved scope and limits. There is no obligation to purchase afterward, and no paid subscription starts when the pilot ends.
Do I need to provide AI keys or set up the environment?
No. The pilot includes AI usage, and DevSense prepares the test environment. Your organization authorizes the necessary access and defines the objective. Infrastructure, network, billing or external-system blockers are coordinated with the relevant owner.
How long does the pilot last, and what work is covered?
The starting scope is a two-week evaluation, one repository and up to 10 bounded requirements. Dates, evaluation criteria and scope are agreed in writing before work starts, once access is in place. A full platform migration requires its own assessment and plan.
What does my team need to do?
Define the intent, review and approve the proposed requirements, and evaluate the software in the private test environment. DevSense handles technical preparation, development supervision and corrective iterations.
What if we need more usage, time or infrastructure?
We review any extension before proceeding. There are no automatic charges or automatic conversion to a paid service. Any paid continuation requires a proposal and the customer’s explicit acceptance.
Can we evaluate a project that uses private networks or systems?
Yes, this is assessed during the initial review. Connectivity, permissions and any special Enterprise infrastructure are defined before approval; a dedicated deployment is not assumed to be part of the standard pilot environment.
What happens if a requirement remains incomplete?
The closing review identifies completed work, tests performed, blockers and outstanding items. A result that does not meet the agreed criteria is not presented as approved. Any extension is assessed before work continues.
What happens to the code and documentation afterward?
The resulting code, approved specifications, acceptance criteria and customer-visible decision history belong to the customer. You can keep the code and export that documentation even if you do not purchase afterward. This does not include the DevSense platform or its proprietary internal artifacts.
What do I need to provide in the application?
Your name, email, organization, role, team size and a short description of your objective. Technologies and service model are optional. Access, code and confidential information are coordinated after the initial assessment.