Translated with AI from the Russian original.

The Bell Integrator team, part of the Softline group of companies, has developed a new platform that uses large language models (LLM) to automate routine operations for analysts, developers, and testers.

According to Bell Integrator, "Alcod" simplifies and speeds up the work of enterprise specialists by automating various operations based on LLM - from generating code, converting it from one technology to another, and writing technical documentation to creating test data sets and text cases, as well as operating instructions and user manuals.

Moreover, no special skills are required to work with "Alcod". For example, the platform can be used in the HR department (generating requirements for candidates, checking resume compliance, preparing checklists for surveys), by lawyers (drafting document templates or tender documentation), and by marketers (preparing presentation materials, analytics, creating marketing texts).

The platform includes a set of tools (modules) that can be used both together and separately. The solution implements a RAG (retrieval augmented generation) mechanism, allowing large language models to use not only the data on which neural networks were trained, but also the unique data of the customer/user for answers. The possibility of fully secure use of local LLM of the latest models is also provided.

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