Plan brief.
Scope, assumptions, risks, prerequisites, rollback notes, and open questions. Drafted from the story and ready for human review.
GlideForge turns rough story inputs into structured plans, implementation steps, editable test packs, AI review notes, and handover documentation, workspace by workspace.
Story GF-2048
Implementation steps
Select update set, application scope, and release assumptions before drafting configuration changes.
Describe the Flow Designer record trigger and once-per-case guardrails for the delivery team.
Generate test rows from the acceptance criteria and keep them editable for review.
What you ship
Every story moves through the same delivery surface, so plans, steps, tests, and docs stay grounded in the same context.
Scope, assumptions, risks, prerequisites, rollback notes, and open questions. Drafted from the story and ready for human review.
Ordered build actions with risk, confidence, and ServiceNow-aware delivery detail.
Editable validation rows that can be exported for delivery evidence.
Customer-ready handover notes generated after the implementation path is clear. TXT, DOCX, XLSX exports per package.
Customer workspaces
Each workspace holds its own stories, optional sprints, notes, references, generated documents, and AI runs. Switch between engagements without leaking assumptions across work.
Active workspaces
CSM stories, release notes, sprint backlog
Reusable patterns and personal development notes
Customer context, references, and documentation
Story workflow
Structured, workspace-aware, focused on the work a ServiceNow consultant actually needs to ship.
Add the story, acceptance criteria, workspace, release context, notes, and planning references.
Use AI actions to draft the plan, steps, tests, review notes, and documentation.
Edit outputs, track AI runs, export validation rows, and keep story work inside the right workspace.
Plan review, clarification, and generation stay tied to story inputs.
Story AI
Review this plan for missing SLA guardrails and suggest validation steps using the acceptance criteria.
AI run ledgers, references, notes, and exports are part of the workspace.
Status, timing, and token usage for generated work.
Saved source links with notes for planning context.
TXT, CSV, DOCX, and XLSX availability based on package.
Pricing
Same Free, Developer, and Consultant packages as the application billing catalog. No seats, no quotes.
£0/month
£89/month
FAQ
GlideForge markets what exists today and leaves room for deeper integrations later.
No. The MVP is a delivery workspace for planning, structured AI assistance, validation packs, references, notes, and documentation. It does not write back to ServiceNow.
GlideForge uses the story, acceptance criteria, active workspace, release field, notes, saved references, and standard ServiceNow product knowledge. Customer-specific facts should be added by the user.
Yes. Customer workspaces isolate stories, optional sprints, notes, references, generated documents, and workspace metadata so delivery context stays scoped.
Yes. The Free package includes launch credits, one customer workspace, active story limits, and basic exports. Paid packages add more credits and delivery features.
Create a free account, add a workspace, and turn a rough ServiceNow ask into a reviewable delivery path.