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Introducing TorchTiger Engineer: AI Coworker for ServiceNow®

TorchTiger Engineer explains a demo ServiceNow app, runs the Store readiness checks, fixes one line once you approve, and answers a support question.

TorchTiger Engineer is an AI coworker inside your ServiceNow instance that reads your app and writes nothing until you approve. On our developer instance, it explains a demo ServiceNow app's records and runs the Store readiness checks. It fixes one flagged line after you press Grant & Execute, then answers a customer's question from the business rule.

What Happens on Screen

This film has background music and on-screen captions, no voice-over. This is what it shows, in order.

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    You build ServiceNow Store apps.

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    Reviews. Fixes. Support. All on you.

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    An AI coworker inside your ServiceNow instance.

Full transcript (26 lines)
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    It reads your app. You approve every change.

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    Understand your app

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    Ask in plain words.

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    It reads your app's records first, then explains how they connect.

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    From the button to the rule it fires.

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    Get it Store-ready

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    One question runs the Store readiness checks.

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    86%. Not ready. 5 blockers, each with its fix.

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    Down to the line. gs.log() in TicketRouter, line 9.

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    Ask for the fix.

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    A plan comes first. Nothing is written until you approve.

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    You press Grant & Execute.

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    It writes the change, then reads it back: no fields dropped or changed.

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    One line. gs.log() becomes gs.info().

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    In its own update set. One update, on record.

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    Answer support from the app

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    A customer asks: can we set our own escalation endpoint?

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    It reads the business rule behind it.

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    The answer: it's written into the script. With a developer write-up, ready to hand over.

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    Every change, on record

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    Every change it makes, in one log, by update set, with Revert at hand.

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    IN THIS RUN 1 line changed, gs.log to gs.info 0 fields dropped, read back 1 update set, on record

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    Research. Approve. Build.

Ask Your Own Instance

The free Community Edition runs in Chrome or Edge on your own Anthropic key. Try the same question on your dev instance.

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  • Read-only by default
  • Plan & approve before any AI change
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