Business process and delivery automation

From request to sign-off
One deterministic process.

Intake, design, execution, checking, verification, handover. Every business process already runs those six stages — an invoice, an onboarding case, a code change, a regulatory submission. What none of them run is the part where each stage has to prove it did what the stage before it asked for. AgenticDraft is that part. You get the output, and the trail behind it.

AEM and EDS pipelines already running in production at Fortune 500 companies.

Six stages, six gates

Any work item · any system · any industry

Every business runs these six stages.
Almost nobody runs the fifth.

  • Every decision recorded
  • Every check traced to the request
  • Every handover carries its trail
  • Invoice
  • Change request
  • Onboarding case
  • Support ticket
  • Code change
  • Whatever else you run
  1. Intake

    What was actually asked for.

  2. Design

    How it will be handled, written down.

  3. Execution

    The work, done against that decision.

  4. Checking

    Tested against the request, not the output.

  5. Verification

    Evidence that every step did what was asked of it.

  6. Handover

    Sign-off, approval or pull request.

Signed offAnd a record of how it got there.

Fail — returns to the stage that failed

Every stage has to satisfy the one before it. Nothing advances on a warning.

Automate any process

  • Adobe Experience Manager
  • Edge Delivery Services
  • Multi-agent workflows
  • Design-to-code
  • Finance

AEM and Edge Delivery Services

Any process, in general.
AEM and Edge Delivery, in depth.

The flow runs on any process. These two platforms are where we have spent the last seven years, and where the automation reaches further than a general-purpose agent can — into dialogs, content structure, design tokens and publishing.

01

Live AEM, not guesswork

Component dialogs, page structure and content are read from your running instance through MCP. The agent builds against what is actually there, not against an assumption about it.

02

Figma to a production component

Design tokens map onto your existing SCSS variables and your BEM naming. The prototype is checked against the design in a real browser before any production code is written.

03

Edge Delivery, performance first

Document-authored blocks built to your project's conventions, with accessibility and performance checked in the same pass rather than after launch.

The workflow

From requirements to a
review-ready pull request.

Move through a structured delivery lifecycle. Each stage produces durable output that informs the next.

  1. 01

    Requirements

    Fetch the ticket, validate readiness, distill requirements, and research the codebase.

    /draft-req
  2. 02

    Design to code

    Extract design context, generate a convention-aware prototype, and verify visual fidelity.

    /draft-design
  3. 03

    Plan + build

    Create an implementation plan, resolve risks, and execute with review and test loops.

    /draft-build
  4. 04

    Verify + ship

    Compile, lint, test, scan, review architecture, and prepare a traceable pull request.

    /draft-ship

Shape the workflow around your team

Every stage proven,
built around your team.

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