One markdown file documents an application's data model — entities, fields, choice lists, relationships. The diagram and forms stay live while you edit it.
The pull talks to the
instance through the local bridge, which uses the SDK credentials on
your machine. Run npm run serve and open
http://127.0.0.1:4173 — from a file:// page or a hosted
copy there is nothing to connect to.
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A single place to define, see and document a ServiceNow data model — the entities, their fields, and how they relate. The model is designed here, in the document; the instance is only ever read, never written.
This is where you and the architect do the modelling. You decide the entities, the fields, their types and lengths, which field points at which table, what is mandatory, and which choice codes are stored. You also record the things only you know: where each requirement came from, and how confident you are in it.
The document is the specification, and it is exact: field names, types, lengths, reference targets and stored choice codes are to be implemented literally, not improved. Where the model looks wrong, the fix is to have it corrected here rather than to deviate in code.
Writing to an instance safely means judging what is destructive — the platform does not convert data on a type change, and a removed column keeps its rows. Those calls belong with the person making the change, in a reviewed workflow. This tool's job is to make disagreement visible, then get out of the way.
Compares every entity in this document against the live instance — tables, columns, types, mandatory flags — and marks drift on the diagram. Read-only: nothing on the instance is changed.
A prose summary of the application, inferred from the data model the instance actually holds — generated by Claude Code and cached per application. Needs a completed check first.
Runs npm run build on your machine: validates the
documentation paths and compiles the Fluent source. Local only —
it never deploys to the instance.