# Veylo

- [What is Veylo?](https://docs.veylo.com/index.md): Veylo is an enterprise-grade AI software modernization platform for the organizations that run mission-critical systems. It carries a project from source material (a legacy codebase, contractual requirements, or knowledge that currently lives only in your experts' heads) through specification, build…
- [Quick Start Guide](https://docs.veylo.com/getting-started/quick-start-guide.md): One pass through the whole platform: upload requirements, generate a specification, break it into work, prototype it, build it, and open the result.
- [Platform Overview & Architecture](https://docs.veylo.com/getting-started/platform-overview-architecture.md): Where your projects live and how they are set up.
- [Navigation & UI Guide](https://docs.veylo.com/getting-started/navigation-ui-guide.md): Learn how the platform is laid out: the project dashboard, project workspaces, the four primary modes, and how to use the side panels.
- [What is the CAB?](https://docs.veylo.com/cab/what-is-cab.md): The Common Application Blueprint: a specification the platform generates from your source material, which you then review and correct.
- [What goes into a good Blueprint?](https://docs.veylo.com/cab/supported-input-types.md): What do you need to build a CAB?
- [Generating your first CAB](https://docs.veylo.com/cab/step-by-step-workflow.md): What you set before generating a CAB, the seven phases a run moves through, and how to pause, stop, or resume it.
- [Elements of your Blueprint](https://docs.veylo.com/cab/blueprint-output-reference.md): What each of the 10 sections of a Common Application Blueprint contains and what question it answers.
- [Editing your CAB](https://docs.veylo.com/cab/editing-your-cab.md): Changing a generated blueprint manually or by asking the agent, reviewing what changed, and what the version history does and does not record.
- [Using CAB to support Requirement Clarification](https://docs.veylo.com/cab/requirement-clarification.md): How a blueprint records what your source material left undecided, and how to use those questions with stakeholders.
- [What are Tickets and how do they help me?](https://docs.veylo.com/tickets/what-are-tickets.md): What do tickets include, where do they come from, and how are they used?
- [CAB-to-Ticket conversion](https://docs.veylo.com/tickets/cab-to-ticket-conversion.md): How a finished blueprint becomes a set of Tickets, what the conversion produces, and what happens when you run it again.
- [The First Step in Traceability](https://docs.veylo.com/traceability.md)
- [Manually creating or editing tickets](https://docs.veylo.com/tickets/creating-editing-tickets.md): Writing Tickets by hand, editing generated ones, and deleting Tickets singly or in bulk.
- [Epics](https://docs.veylo.com/tickets/epics.md): Epics group Tickets and set the order work gets built in, and how re-evaluating them affects manual changes.
- [Using Tickets and Epics in Build Mode](https://docs.veylo.com/tickets/using-tickets-in-build-mode.md): How to use Tickets and Epics in Build mode to ensure the best possible Build.
- [Overview](https://docs.veylo.com/web-apps/build-mode/overview.md): Build Mode turns your requirements into a running application with a database behind it, through a conversation with the build agent.
- [Your Build Workflow](https://docs.veylo.com/web-apps/build-mode/workflow.md): What happens after you send a build prompt: how the agent manages your request, when it asks questions first, and what it does before replying.
- [Default Tech Stack](https://docs.veylo.com/web-apps/build-mode/tech-stack-reference.md): The stack the build agent is instructed to produce, the conventions it follows, and how the gateway architecture differs by project version.
- [Getting to know your Build Agent](https://docs.veylo.com/web-apps/build-mode/build-agent-guide.md): What the build agent can do to your project, the rules it follows, and the boundaries it cannot cross.
- [Deployment Guide](https://docs.veylo.com/web-apps/build-mode/deployment-guide.md): Where your built application lives, why the URL format differs between projects, and how to start and stop it.
- [Ask Mode](https://docs.veylo.com/web-apps/ask-mode.md): A read-only mode for asking questions about your codebase, where the agent is prevented from changing anything.
- [Files](https://docs.veylo.com/web-apps/files.md): The project's file store: what you upload, what the platform generates, and what you can do with each.
- [Codebase and Database view](https://docs.veylo.com/web-apps/codebase-and-database.md): Browsing the generated source tree and inspecting the application database, including running SQL against it.
- [Git Integration](https://docs.veylo.com/web-apps/git-integration.md): Checkout, pull, and push your generated project against its repository, from the Codebase panel footer.
- [Credentials](https://docs.veylo.com/web-apps/credentials.md): How the agent asks for third-party keys during a build, where they are stored, and why the agent never sees their values.
- [MCP Integrations](https://docs.veylo.com/web-apps/mcp-integrations.md): Connecting a remote MCP server so the build agent can use an external service's tools during a build.
- [App Testing and Testing Context](https://docs.veylo.com/web-apps/app-testing.md): How the agent tests your application in a browser after building it, and the context you give it to test well.
- [Overview](https://docs.veylo.com/web-apps/prototype-mode/overview.md): Prototype Mode mocks up an html-based working front end from prompts, with no backend, so you can see and share an application before committing to build it.
- [Workflow](https://docs.veylo.com/web-apps/prototype-mode/workflow.md): Working in Prototype Mode: organising requirements into folders, prompting the agent, and setting the look with the Design System.
- [Output Handoff](https://docs.veylo.com/web-apps/prototype-mode/output-handoff.md): How to carry prototype work into Build Mode: what transfers automatically, what does not, and what you attach by hand.
- [Low Code Overview](https://docs.veylo.com/low-code/overview.md): The four supported low-code platforms, what the agent configures on each, and how low-code output differs from a full-code web application.
- [TAP Overview](https://docs.veylo.com/low-code/tap/overview.md): Tyler Application Platform projects: how the platform connects to a TAP environment, what it configures there, and where Prototype and Build Mode fit.
- [Overview](https://docs.veylo.com/low-code/tap/prototype-mode/overview.md): What TAP Prototype Mode produces, and what it deliberately leaves untouched.
- [Workflow](https://docs.veylo.com/low-code/tap/prototype-mode/workflow.md): The two phases of a TAP prototype run, and the panels that show each result.
- [Output Handoff](https://docs.veylo.com/low-code/tap/prototype-mode/output-handoff.md): What carries forward from a TAP prototype, and why that saves repeating the discovery step.
- [Overview](https://docs.veylo.com/low-code/tap/build-mode/overview.md): What TAP Build Mode requires before it will run, and where its output lands.
- [TAP Builder Tools and Features](https://docs.veylo.com/low-code/tap/build-mode/component-reference.md): Every TAP component the agent configures: tracked objects and data elements, reference data, forms and UI policies, listings and charts, workflows, roles and groups, and Jasper reports.
- [Salesforce Overview](https://docs.veylo.com/low-code/salesforce/overview.md): Salesforce projects: the widest configuration surface of the four platforms, applied directly to your org rather than specified for you.
- [Salesforce Builder Tools and Features](https://docs.veylo.com/low-code/salesforce/build-mode/component-reference.md): Every Salesforce component the agent configures: objects and fields, profiles and sharing, layouts and list views, Lightning pages and components, flows and Apex, reports, and platform configuration.
- [ServiceNow Overview](https://docs.veylo.com/low-code/servicenow/overview.md): ServiceNow projects: how the platform connects to an instance, the seven areas of configuration it covers, and what stays in your hands.
- [Overview](https://docs.veylo.com/low-code/servicenow/build-mode/overview.md): What ServiceNow Build Mode requires before it will run, and where its output lands.
- [ServiceNow Builder Tools and Features](https://docs.veylo.com/low-code/servicenow/build-mode/component-reference.md): Every ServiceNow component the agent configures: tables and fields, users and roles, forms and lists, Service Portal pages and widgets, state models, business rules and scripts, and reports.
- [PowerApps Overview](https://docs.veylo.com/low-code/powerapps/overview.md): Microsoft PowerApps projects: what the agent configures directly in Dataverse, what it designs for you to apply, and why that distinction matters here.
- [Overview](https://docs.veylo.com/low-code/powerapps/build-mode/overview.md): What PowerApps Build Mode requires before it will run, and which changes it applies directly.
- [PowerApps Builder Tools and Features](https://docs.veylo.com/low-code/powerapps/build-mode/component-reference.md): Every PowerApps component the agent reaches: Dataverse tables, columns and relationships, model-driven forms and views, the sitemap, solutions, business rules, and the areas it specifies rather than applies.
- [Troubleshooting & FAQ](https://docs.veylo.com/tips-and-tricks/troubleshooting-faq.md): What to do about the messages you are most likely to hit, and answers to the behaviours that surprise people.
- [Prompting Best Practices](https://docs.veylo.com/tips-and-tricks/prompting-best-practices.md): How to write prompts for a platform where the specification lives outside the prompt, and when to revert rather than iterate.
- [Common Workflows by Role](https://docs.veylo.com/tips-and-tricks/common-workflows-by-role.md): Where each role on a delivery team starts, what they do on a Veylo project, and which pages they need.
- [User & Role Management](https://docs.veylo.com/getting-started/user-role-management.md): Who can do what on a project: the three project permission levels, how invitations work, and the different ways you can share your project.
- [Collaboration Features](https://docs.veylo.com/admin-platform/collaboration-features.md): Inviting people to a project, what each role can do, who pays for their agent runs, and the two different ways to share work.
- [Integrations](https://docs.veylo.com/admin-platform/integrations.md): The services the platform depends on (identity, source control, and the systems behind low-code builds) and where to configure your own.
- [Cloning your project](https://docs.veylo.com/admin-platform/cloning-your-project.md): Copying an existing project: what a clone brings with it, what it leaves behind, and what happens when one fails.
- [Veylo Platform Changelog](https://docs.veylo.com/changelog/weekly-release-notes.md): See how we are improving our platform every day.