Six stages. Two sign-offs. Thirty-two agents in between.
GeneWorks doesn't replace the SDLC — it runs it faster, in a tighter loop, with the checkpoints your CAB and your auditor expect. You bring the requirement; the agents spec it, design it, build it, deploy it, and test it. The work pauses for a human at two points: design sign-off, and verification sign-off.
The LoopRequirement
Talk to the Requirement agent. It turns a workshop note, story brief, CSV, or plain English into a structured, versioned Functional Requirements Spec — and asks for what's missing.
Design
The Design agent produces a full Solution Design — data model, dependencies, ACLs, integrations, and the exact Fluent artifacts to build. Your architect reviews and signs off before anything is built.
Task Planner
The Planner agent breaks the approved design into a granular, ordered build plan — every table, role, ACL, business rule, and test as its own task.
Execute
The Main agent builds the tasks in parallel waves, writing real ServiceNow Fluent code (React + TypeScript) you can read in the built-in IDE — marking each task done or flagged.
SN Deploy
Ships into your instance as a safe, non-destructive update. Changes made since your last deploy are merged in first, every step is checkpointed, and the whole deploy is fully reversible.
Verify
Runs ATF (server + client) and live-browser functional tests against the deployed app — on our own runner, so you never license ServiceNow's ATF cloud runner. One-click auto-fix for failures, then your team signs off.
The loop doesn't end at deployment. The next request — six weeks or six months from now — lands back in the same workspace. The agents already know the design choices, the dependencies, the test patterns, the open blockers. You don't pay to re-explain the instance every sprint.