01 · Ask anything, any time.
What a flow does, why a rule fired, who can see what — answered from your records and cited. Ask mode is read-only on the server.
Keeping the lights on is most of the job. Phyllis answers the questions, works the backlog, fixes what breaks and scans after every change — so your team spends its time on the work only people can do.
Why do P1 incidents keep getting reassigned?@ for records · / for commands
What a flow does, why a rule fired, who can see what — answered from your records and cited. Ask mode is read-only on the server.
Stories pulled from Jira or ServiceNow Agile 2.0, built in your instance and synced back — each in its own update set.
An Instance Scan with hundreds of checks runs after every task — findings cited, fixes staged for your approval.
Answers grounded in your records — cited, and read-only by default.
After each change she re-reads the record and checks it matches.
Owners, admins and members — and per-instance limits.
ServiceNow, plus Jira, Teams and Zoom through Phyllis Plugins.
Private projects with BA and read-only stakeholder modes.
Whoever you are on the team, she takes the work you’d rather hand off.
Turn a one-sentence brief — or a workshop transcript — into sized user stories with acceptance criteria, grounded in the live instance, not a workshop guess.
She’ll take requests likeBusiness rules, client scripts, flows and ACLs in scoped update sets — every write read back and staged for your approval.
She’ll take requests likeCorrect scoping, naming and ACL coverage across the whole estate — every decision cited to the record it came from.
She’ll take requests likeAn Instance Scan with hundreds of checks after every task, self-healing on approval — and controls that hold on production.
She’ll take requests likeThe implementation sequenced and synced to Jira or ServiceNow Agile 2.0, released to test on approval — so the team always knows what ships next.
She’ll take requests likeATF written and run for what changed, screenshots checked against the build — nothing moves until it’s green.
She’ll take requests likeClass audits, orphaned CIs, stale references — Phyllis reads the live CMDB, cites every finding, and stages the cleanup for your approval.
She’ll take requests likeHundreds of checks across every category — and unlike the native engine, Phyllis self-heals findings on your approval.
Read the use caseFrom “implement ITSM” to a sequenced backlog to staged update sets — incident, problem, change, catalog, SLAs.
Read the use caseFlow Designer flows, business rules, AI agents, notifications — automation built, tested, and approval-gated.
Read the use caseOnly as far as you allow. Production instances start as Agile management only — she can maintain your story backlog there and nothing else — and every change needs your approval.
No. She takes the repeatable work — questions, small enhancements, fixes, scans — so your team can spend its time on design, stakeholders and the decisions only people can make.
Stories come from Jira or ServiceNow Agile 2.0, and status, comments and changes sync back both ways.
ITSM, HRSD, CSM and every product in between — planned, built, tested and ready to promote.
Explore ImplementSkipped records triaged, regression tested and released to test — on your approval.
Explore Upgrade| Finding ↓ | Records | Severity | Remediation |
|---|---|---|---|
| CIs without a servicecmdb_ci_server | 212 | Map to application services | |
| Duplicate server CIscmdb_ci_server | 87 | Reconcile on serial number | |
| Stale discovery sourcecmdb_ci | 1,340 | Retire or rediscover | |
| Class not in CSDM 5cmdb_ci_appl | 46 | Move to the business application | |
| Missing ownercmdb_ci_service | 19 | Assign a managed-by group |
cmdb_ci_server · no cmdb_rel_ci to a service · 212 rowsCMDB, tech debt, performance, licences and AI readiness — each ends in a report you can hand over.
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