Requirements
From raw stakeholder input to signed-off business and functional requirements.
Code lands without lineage. Nobody can say which requirement justified a change — or whether one did.
Agents improvise past the process your delivery depends on. Stages, reviews, and gates get skipped silently.
When the auditor asks who approved what, the answer is a chat log that nobody can replay.
You don't need slower agents. You need a pipeline that governs them.
Five stages in two phases. Each stage has its agent, its skills, its artifacts — and a gate no agent can pass without a human.
Three views your delivery leads will live in.
Feed the platform raw stakeholder input. The discovery assistant structures it, finds the gaps, drives them to resolution, and produces combined business and functional requirements — signed off in the platform, versioned from day one.
Every gap has an owner and a severity. Every resolution is recorded with who decided and why. By the time the build phase starts, "what are we building" has one answer — and a version number.
Most AI development leaves its reasoning in closed chat sessions. Crnogochi GT captures it: every requirement, decision, review, and sign-off lands in the knowledge base as it happens.
Ask why a constraint exists and get the stakeholder session it came from. Start project two with everything project one learned. The system gets more valuable with every delivery it governs.
Governed speed is the product. It's a multiplication, not a sum — remove any factor and the result collapses.
A real SDLC with stages, artifacts, and gates — the discipline your best deliveries already follow, encoded so agents can't skip it.
Specialized agents per phase, handing artifacts to each other under the methodology — not one model improvising end to end.
Humans hold every gate. Review, steer, approve — the judgment stays with your experts, applied exactly where it matters.
Every action — agent or human — recorded with who, what, when.
Sign-offs and versions attached to artifacts, not chat threads.
Approval authority maps to your org chart, not to whoever holds the API key.
Runs where your code lives. Your repos, your data, your perimeter.
Thirty minutes. Your delivery process, mapped onto the pipeline, running live.
We'll be in touch within one business day to map your delivery process onto the pipeline and schedule the live walkthrough.