Turn requirements into artifacts.
Turn structured instructions into software components and supporting artifacts.
The generation stage uses structured inputs to produce candidate software components, documentation, and other artifacts for review and validation.
From instruction to candidate output.
Turn structured instructions into software components and supporting artifacts.
Explore connected production and governance stages.
From intent to something that can be evaluated
Application generation is concerned with turning agreed requirements into candidate outputs that can be examined, refined, and prepared for their intended use. Doing so responsibly requires an understanding of the task as well as the limits of generated work.
Marathon Runtime is developing technologies in this area as part of a larger software production vision. This overview does not expose proprietary generation sequences, component templates, code-production techniques, or unpublished product specifications.