Delegate development preparation and technical supervision, with requirements suited to your project and deliveries backed by test evidence. Your organization controls scope, priorities and final acceptance.
DevSense handles development preparation and supervision
In a developer-driven model, the developer prepares context and directs the tools. With DevSense, project analysis and specification are delegated alongside execution and supervision.
Developer-driven model
The developer prepares and directs the work
PO/Dev · Defines the intent
DeveloperDirects the tools and supervises the work
Analysis and specification
Development
Review and corrections
Testing and delivery
Your team decides how findings and retries should proceed.
PO/Dev · Reviews and approves delivery
Preparing context, checking progress, requesting corrections and coordinating further tests are part of the developer’s work.
Working with DevSense
Execution and supervision integrated in the platform
PO/Dev · Defines the intent
DevSensePreserves the objective and verifies its completion
Analysis and specificationPO/Dev · Approves the requirement
Development
Review and corrections
Testing and delivery
↶ DevSense checks, corrects and validates again.
PO/Dev · Validates in Sandbox and approves the merge
Your team provides intent, the repository and access. DevSense investigates the code, writes the requirement and defines verification. Your team approves scope; DevSense directs execution and corrections.
The team spends less time directing tools and retries, and more on product, architecture and acceptance decisions.
The approved requirement guides development, review and testing
The specification, project rules and approved criteria guide the entire process. DevSense checks progress and results against this shared definition of success.
Approved requirement
Business objective, scope, expected outcomes and project rules.
Development
Review
QA
Delivery
DevSense corrects the implementation while preserving the approved scope and criteria.
Requirements suited to your existing software
Receive a proposal that addresses the requested outcome and the behavior your system must preserve. Your team reviews the proposal instead of preparing the complete technical specification.
Less technical preparation for each requirement.
The solution can change; the approved scope remains
DevSense can change its strategy to solve a problem. It cannot reduce scope or weaken approved criteria to declare work complete. Changing required outcomes needs an explicit decision from the owner.
Corrections preserve what the business approved.
Review enforces the project’s engineering rules
Each change is assessed against the project’s agreed quality requirements, including security, concurrency and existing behavior. Corrections do not authorize lowering those requirements.
Work is assessed against project rules.
Continue the work without explaining the project again
Your developers do not need to repeat instructions or coordinate each retry. DevSense handles the recurring follow-up needed to complete the approved work within the authorized limits.
Less repeated coordination for your team.
The delivered version is the one that was reviewed and tested
The evidence accompanying each delivery corresponds to the software your team receives, so you can assess the result before approving integration.