How it works

From a requirement to a governed ServiceNow deployment

AITHEOR runs the delivery lifecycle for you: describe the work, build it in one grounded run, deploy the whole scope with verification, and promote it across instances. The proof and the governance are attached at every step.

01

Describe

Start from a plain requirement, or import a story from a ServiceNow instance, Jira, or Azure DevOps.

  • AITHEOR reads your attachments (spreadsheets, decks) and works out the fields, the process flow, and the conditional show/hide cascade.
  • It derives an app Blueprint: the shared tables, roles, and surfaces every story builds against, so nothing gets re-invented.
  • Acceptance criteria and a cited design document are produced up front.
02

Build

One grounded run builds the whole app. This is the single gate.

  • It researches first, against the official ServiceNow documentation and your live instance, then reuses what already exists and avoids collisions.
  • A best-practice quality gate runs inline (rulebook, adversarial critic, and linter), so defects are caught before anything ships.
  • The app compiles as one coherent scope. The Console shows the full build log; nothing is a black box.
03

Deploy

The whole scope deploys as a unit to your connected instance, then verifies it actually landed.

  • Connection is per-instance OAuth with least-privilege scopes; your instance ACLs are always honored.
  • After deploy, AITHEOR queries the instance to confirm each artifact is really there, not just that the command returned.
  • Rollback snapshots mean a deploy is reversible.
04

Promote

Move the same build across environments on a governed pipeline: dev to test to production.

  • One freshness rule governs every promote, so you can never ship a stale build by accident.
  • Each stage records what was promoted, by whom, and when.
  • The estate view shows what is live where at a glance.

Governed at every step

Human approval

A person approves before anything reaches an instance. Nothing ships on its own.

Cited by construction

Design documents and grounding reference the real ServiceNow docs and the findings on your instance.

Tamper-evident audit

Every build, deploy, and change is recorded in a hash-chained log you can export to your SIEM.

See how it compares, or put it in front of your security team.