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Nova · PAY-2841 · checkout @nova

09:00 Jira PAY-2841 assigned to Nova duplicate confirmation emails queued
09:01 Nova inspected the repository reproduction started working
10:42 Fix complete · 214 tests pass browser journey verified verified

needs your approval one action

Publish nova/checkout-confirmations for review.

Approve Reject

11:03 PR #912 opened with evidence ready for review

model $1.87 tests 214 ✓ evidence attached

Nova · PAY-2841 · checkout confirmations

@nova

09:00 Jira PAY-2841 assigned to Nova · duplicate confirmation emails queued
09:00 Nova inspected the repository and reproduced the issue working
09:05 Bug reproduced, failing test written working
09:47 Nova changed 3 files · 214 tests pass working
11:38 Browser check: one confirmation email verified
11:39 Approval required to publish the verified branch waiting for you

approval requested click one · this one is live

Publish nova/checkout-confirmations to acme/storefront. Merge and deployment remain out of scope.

14:02 Approved by you · branch published approved
14:32 GitHub PR #912 opened with tests and browser evidence ready for review
14:02 Rejected · no remote write was attempted denied
14:02 The work and evidence remain available for review handed back

model $1.87 context 41,203 elapsed 2h 42m

evt 01 Why NovaCore

Generating a diff is easy. Your team needs the work around it to hold together.

Progress, approvals, verification and the final result stay together, so your team can judge the work without reconstructing it from disconnected tools.

evt 02 The difference

Nova carries the work from request to result.

Your team sees one AI engineer that can use the project environment, follow approval rules and return evidence with the change.

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The work

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A model session that owns its own context and stops when the session stops.

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One visible body of work. Progress, questions, approvals and results stay together from assignment to review.

The workbench

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A model gets a prompt and whatever files somebody managed to attach.

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A real engineering environment provides the checkout, toolchain, tests and browser needed to verify the change.

Control

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Guardrails expressed as instructions the model is expected to follow.

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Enforced rules and approvals. Each action either proceeds, asks the right person or remains blocked.

The record

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A transcript that describes what the assistant says it did.

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The request, approvals, tests and final result remain visible after the work ends.

The AI

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A coding assistant is one more tool your team has to operate and supervise directly.

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Nova owns the workflow. Your team assigns the work, follows progress and reviews the verified pull request.

The work

Chat session Visible work history

The workbench

Prompt + files Your real environment

Control

Prompt guardrails Enforced rules

The record

A transcript Reviewable evidence

The AI

Another tool to run One AI engineer

evt 03 Rules, not prompt promises

Routine work proceeds. Risk stops at the gate.

Nova checks each connected action against the rules your team set. It can proceed, ask the right person or remain blocked.

An approval names the exact action and target. If the outcome is uncertain, Nova checks the connected service before it attempts the action again.

↑ The same decision is live in the console above. Rejecting performs no remote write.

Waiting for you needs approval

Publish the verified fix for review

Action: Publish branch nova/checkout-confirmations to acme/storefront.
Why: Jira PAY-2841. Nova reproduced the bug, added a regression test and all 214 tests pass.
Evidence: Unit suite passed. Browser check confirmed one confirmation email. Three files changed.
Approval rule: Ask. Publishing a new remote branch requires a checkout-team approver. Merge and deployment are out of scope.

Approve Reject Ask a question Open work

evt 04 Operating mode

Manual, assisted or autonomous.

Autonomy changes how often people are asked. It never removes the rules, budgets or approval checks your team configured.

Autonomy mode rules still apply to every action

01 Manual Read and reason freely. Ask before every action in a connected service.
02 Assisted Routine actions can proceed within your rules. Higher-risk actions wait for a named approver. recommended starting point
03 Autonomous Approved classes of work proceed without interruption; guardrails and refusals still apply.

evt 05 Where Nova works

Your environment, or one we manage.

Nova works against a real checkout with your build, tests and browser. Your team sees Nova and the result, not the machinery underneath.

Nova · checkout team working

09:00 Picked up PAY-2841 Duplicate confirmation emails started
09:18 Reproduced the issue Regression test added working
10:42 Fix verified 214 tests passed · browser journey passed verified

Needs your approval one action

Publish the verified fix as a pull request.

Approve Reject

tests 214 ✓ browser passed evidence attached

Works with your stack

Nova uses the real repository, toolchain, tests and browser the work requires.

Access stays scoped

You choose the projects and services Nova can use for the assigned work.

Evidence comes back

Tests, browser checks and the pull request arrive together for review.

The full picture

evt 06 Fits your setup

One body of work across the tools you already use.

Start in NovaCore, assign a Jira issue, or bring GitHub context into the conversation. Progress and decisions remain attached to the same work rather than fragmenting across tools.

Nova uses the repository, toolchain, tests and browser the job requires, then brings the result and verification back to your team.

evt 07 The next entry is yours

See Nova run on your own code.

A working session rather than a slide deck. Bring a repository and a ticket you would otherwise assign to someone, and watch it go from the ticket to a pull request you approve.

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