
Write down what the business needs. AI agents turn it into the plan, the detailed specification and the working code, with your experts approving each step.
Runs in your cloud or on your servers · People stay in control

Connecting business systems usually takes three documents and weeks of work: a business requirements document (what the business needs), a high-level design (the overall plan of which systems connect and how) and a low-level design (the exact technical instructions engineers build from), and only then the code. Agent Foundry's agents write each of these for you, check them against your company's standards, and let your experts review and approve every step.

Upload a business requirements document or ticket and get the high-level plan, with diagrams.

The plan becomes the detailed technical specification, written to your standards.

The specification becomes ready-to-run integration code, checked before hand-over.
Each step is visible to your team, and nothing important happens without a person's say-so.
Upload a requirements document, or link a wiki page or ticket.
Plan, specification and code, one after the other.
Your team reviews each document and asks for changes.
Dashboards show every project for teams and executives.
A business requirements document (BRD) or a demand ticket is uploaded or fetched from Jira, Azure DevOps or Confluence.
Requirements, ticket history and attachments, design templates, governance standards and published reference designs.
Writing HLDs and LLDs by hand, manual standards checks and hand-coding integration workflows.
An HLD with diagrams, an LLD to the team's standard, deployable Azure integration workflows, and validation reports.
The Solution Architect approves the HLD, the Solution Designer the LLD, the Developer the code. Every step is reviewed by a role-based expert.
Standards first, experts in charge. Every generated document is validated against the organisation's own governance rules, and a named role approves each step.
Generation and validation. Azure cloud AI service is used where the customer requires it.
Multi-step generation, validation and repair loops.
Finds similar published reference designs to guide new ones.
One API for all agents, sessions and dashboards.
One page per agent, dashboards and reports.
Governance rules and standards checks, with reports.
Fetch requirements, publish designs.
Each role sees and approves its own step.
Scores generated documents against published reference documents.
Live implementation. Running for a customer or as a public product.
A global manufacturer's integration team writes an HLD, an LLD and integration workflow code for every new system connection, each checked against long governance standards. Agent Foundry drafts all three and checks them, so architects review rather than write.
A BRD (business requirements document) says what the business needs. An HLD (high-level design) is the overall plan: which systems connect and how. An LLD (low-level design) is the detailed technical specification engineers build from.
Yes. Every document is reviewed and approved by your experts, and they can ask the agents to change any part.
From uploads, Confluence pages or Jira and Azure DevOps tickets; finished documents can be published back to Confluence.