AI SDLCAn AI platform for every specialistStop keeping your project in your head
Describe your idea — AI creates requirements, use cases, architecture, code and tests. All in one place.
- Save time
- Higher quality
- One workspace for the team
for the whole team
to working code
tests & QA
model
A closed loop: each artifact creates the next, and reverse engineering leads back
A platform, not a pile of disconnected tools
Artifacts are created from one another, checked for quality and stay linked — from the first idea to the last test and back.
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Cursor and Codex write betterwhen they get a proper brief
AI SDLC turns the idea, requirements and architecture into ready context for Cursor / Codex / Claude Code: specs, prompts, acceptance criteria and links. Your coding tool writes the code; AI SDLC makes the input precise enough for predictable output.
The client wow is simple: less prompt chaos, fewer rewrites after generation, and a faster path from idea to working result.
Speed up exactly your work
Pick your role — and see what routine AI SDLC takes off your plate, how much faster your work goes, and which artifacts you get.
Business & systems analyst
Requirements and a domain model without manual retyping, with auto-checks for completeness and contradictions.
Save an evening on every set of requirements: you describe the idea instead of retyping it into artifacts by hand.
- Requirements and user stories
- Use cases
- Domain model
- BPMN diagrams
- SMART-check reports
How AI SDLC turns an idea into a working product
Artifacts are created in a chain: the output of one stage becomes the input of the next. Pick a stage and see what goes in and which artifacts come out.
Each arrow is traceability: an artifact is linked to what it was created from
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Module: Analysis
Idea → requirements and use cases
Describe a task in chat — the agent does it in the platform
Creates objects and processes, links requirements, runs transformations and works with code. You confirm every write yourself.
Confirm the write: link REQ-04 → process "Order checkout"
Done: the process is created and linked to the requirement.
Catalog, objects, BPMN
Creates and links objects, maintains BPMN processes and their versions.
AI transformations and search
Runs recipes and batch runs, searches across the whole project.
Code and Git in the Code folder
Reads and edits files, shows diffs and commits, with rollback.
Permissions and secrets protected
Works strictly within your permissions; passwords and tokens are hidden.
Available on plans with MCP access
Your documents become project artifacts
The agent creates and edits your documents: it breaks files down into requirements and processes and builds ready-made Word, Excel and PowerPoint files from the project.
From documents to the project
From the project to documents
From file to objects
Breaks Word, Excel and PowerPoint down into requirements, processes and data.
From project to file
Builds specs, matrices and presentations from up-to-date artifacts.
Edits on command
Changes a document at your request, with no manual formatting.
Formats .docx, .xlsx, .pptx · works through MCP
Ask your project in natural language
Search understands meaning, not just words. Under the hood it's RAG: ask like you'd ask a person and get an answer with links to specific artifacts, not a list of keyword matches.
Semantic search
Finds by meaning, even if the artifact uses different words. No exact wording needed.
Answers with links
Every result leads to a specific artifact: a requirement, use case, diagram, code or test.
Across the whole project at once
One query searches all artifacts and versions, from idea to code and documentation.
One query — related artifacts from every stage
Find weak spots in requirements before they become bugs
Click "Quality analysis" on an object or a folder. The platform finds failed criteria, duplicates, contradictions and overlaps.
Folder "Payment and cart"· 14 objects
Score 82 · warnings foundContradiction · REQ-04 and REQ-11 set different payment deadlines
Criterion · Unambiguity: REQ-07 says "fast" without a number
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Flexible criteria management
Tune checks to your own standards: add and change criteria in a simple table — no developers, no releases.
History and score trend
Past checks are kept — open them and compare.
AI-suggested fixes
For every finding AI proposes a wording and highlights the fragment.
Nothing gets lost and nothing "hangs in the air"
Two mechanisms make your work transparent: the change history of every artifact and the links between all artifacts.
Versions
Every change to an artifact is saved. You see the whole history — who changed what — and can roll back to any past version.
Traceability
All artifacts are linked. Click a requirement and you see what came from it: which use case, which part of the architecture, which code and which test cover it. Nothing hangs in the air.
An AI chat writes answers. AI SDLC prepares your product for build
ChatGPT and Cursor are great tools. But they work in a single window and are about code. AI SDLC holds the whole product: artifacts, links, versions and documentation.
AI SDLC doesn't replace Cursor and Codex — it prepares the perfect brief for them and keeps everything around the code.
What our users say
Developers, vibecoders, analysts and founders — on what changed in their work.
I came to try it for the hype and stayed for the traceability. My requirements used to live in my head and three notes; now I see which test is tied to which requirement. For a side project it's almost overkill in a good way 😅
I don't write code, but I constantly need to turn ideas into proper requirements and user stories. I used to do it by hand for half a day. Here I described a feature, got stories with acceptance criteria and linked them to what already exists. Saved a ton of nerves.
I already have Cursor. The joy is that AI SDLC prepares a proper brief I drop into it — and the code comes out predictable, not "as luck would have it". Plus I recovered the docs I'd given up on back in March straight from the code.
Not everything's perfect — a couple of times I fixed the wording after the AI. But the speed is incomparable: use cases and BPMN from requirements come together in minutes, not an evening. Reviewing and approving — yes, that stays on me, and rightly so.
I'm building solo. The most valuable part is that everything from idea to test cases is linked and versioned. When an investor asked "where's your architecture", I didn't blush. Put together the artifact package over a weekend.
As a newcomer it helps me understand "how software is actually made". I see the whole chain: requirement → use case → code → test. Better than any course, because it's on my own project.
I hand clients a project with documentation I used to hate writing. Now it's recovered from the code and doesn't lie. Natural-language search across the project deserves a separate shout-out — it really finds things by meaning.
I got it for onboarding. A new person joins, opens the project link map and sees what grows from what, without hour-long calls. The traceability matrix turned out more useful than I expected.
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Frequently asked questions
Yes. Describe your idea in plain words and AI SDLC turns it into requirements, use cases, architecture and documentation. You don't need to know UML or notations: AI handles the routine while you review and approve. It's great for founders, product managers, analysts and anyone shipping products.
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