Translated with AI from the Russian original.

The MWS DevRails platform is aimed at large and medium-sized businesses, it allows you to manage multiple projects and control all stages of software creation: from design and analysis to development, testing and the release of an official release.

MWS DevRails contains a set of integrated tools for analysts, developers, DevOps engineers and testers, including solutions for architecture management, code management, tracking production metrics and business indicators, conducting mobile and cross-browser testing, and so on.

According to MTS Web Services, role-based AI agents are integrated into the platform, which automate up to 40% of tasks. For example, Product Owner Copilot in the task tracker fully describes the development requirement, Analytic Copilot assesses the quality of the writing and gives recommendations for improving the description, and Test Designer Copilot prepares 50% of the tests.

The MWS DevRails platform is available for deployment on the customer's infrastructure, as well as in the cloud. You can request a demonstration of the platform on theMWS DevRails project website.

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