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Symbolic

From a repository to a release you can review.

Use Symbolic to define the work, equip your coding agent, and review the evidence before moving the project forward.

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Illustrative workflow, not a live workspace result.
Requirement
Profile edits persist
Agent work
Implement the save flow
Evidence
Test result and reload observation
Review
Accept or return for repair

One project

Every run ends somewhere you can review.

A requirement becomes the instruction pack your agent works from. The run brings back what it observed, and the gate opens on what that evidence supports.

Illustration of one project's rail. Your runs and gates use your own records.

What changes in your workflow

The useful question is not whether an agent finished its response. It is whether the work meets the requirements you agreed on.

Start with a project

Connect a GitHub repository and give the work a project home. Its phases make the next decision visible.

Give the agent the brief and the design

Pin the requirements and design instructions the work depends on. Use Instructions to resolve competing rules.

Review the result in context

Bring observations back to the project. Inspect evidence, blockers, and gate criteria before deciding what can advance.

Put it into practice

  1. 01

    Choose one outcome

    Start with a specific behavior, such as saving an account change.

  2. 02

    Define acceptance

    Describe what should happen, including reload, permissions, and failure recovery where relevant.

  3. 03

    Build and gather evidence

    Use your coding agent and test tools, then attach the results that demonstrate the behavior.

  4. 04

    Decide the next step

    Review what passed, what failed, and what remains unknown.

Explore the next step

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Give your next software change a clear acceptance test.

Start with a project, the behavior you need, and the evidence that would show it works.

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