Development Agentic Capabilities development-agentic-capabilities
The Development Agentic Capability of Adobe Enterprise Manager (AEM) as a Cloud Service collaborates with Coworker Chat to help traditional AEM Java-stack developers and administrators create, debug, deploy, and optimize code more efficiently.
Use cases use-cases
A range of use-cases are covered.
AEM Cloud Manager Pipeline Troubleshooting
The AEM Cloud Manager Pipeline Troubleshooting skill helps you get to the bottom of a failed pipeline execution without digging through raw logs yourself. Reference a failed pipeline and it investigates issues that occurred in the Build & Unit Testing step and the Code Scanning step in Full Stack Deployment and Code Quality pipelines. It also supports Dispatcher configuration issues in web tier config pipelines. It explains what went wrong in plain language.
When a fix is identified with enough confidence, the skill can go a step further: it shows you the exact diff for review that you can download, and optionally pushes it to a new branch if you approve.
Review the diagnosis and any proposed fix before acting on it — particularly before merging a pushed fix into your target branch.
Manage Cloud Manager pipelines
The AEM Cloud Manager Pipeline Management skill lets you manage your CI/CD pipelines directly through natural language, without switching between Cloud Manager screens to find the information or controls you need. You can list and create pipelines, kick off or cancel executions, and check status and history — all from a single conversation.
When something goes wrong, the skill goes beyond status checks: it can retrieve step metrics, logs, artifacts, and execution failures so you can diagnose an issue without downloading and searching through raw log files yourself. It also handles day-to-day pipeline configuration — managing pipeline variables, invalidating cached artifacts, and adjusting pipeline settings — so routine maintenance tasks that used to require several clicks through the UI can be done with a single request.
AI can make mistakes so review suggested actions before applying them, particularly for destructive operations.
“What pipelines do I have in Main Program?”
“Set up a Code Quality pipeline for my dev environment”
“Start execution for pipeline 67890”
“Stop the running Code Scan step for execution 12345”
“Show me the last 5 executions of Dev Pipeline”
“How long did the Code Scan step take on my last run?”
“Pull the logs for the failed Code Scan step”
“Where can I download the build artifact from my last run?”
“List all failed executions for program 12345 this week”
“Update the API_ENDPOINT variable on pipeline 67890”
“Clear the build cache before my next run”
“Change the trigger branch for pipeline 67890 to release”
AEM Cloud Manager Environment Management
The AEM Cloud Manager Environment Management skill lets you manage your Cloud Manager environments through natural language, without navigating through Cloud Manager’s UI screens to find the right program, environment, or configuration panel. You can list your environments, pull up details on a specific one, and create, clone, or delete environments as your project needs change.
Day-to-day environment upkeep is covered too: managing environment variables, downloading logs for debugging, resetting a Rapid Development Environment (RDE) when you need a clean slate, and configuring region deployments — all from a single conversation instead of several trips through Cloud Manager. When something needs to be rolled back, the skill can also restore an environment from a backup.
AI can make mistakes so review suggested actions before applying them, particularly for destructive operations.
“Show me all environments in Main Program”
“What’s the status of my production environment?”
“Set up a stage environment for testing”
“Duplicate the stage environment for program 12345”
“Remove the unused test environment”
“Set the API_BASE_URL variable on my stage environment”
“Download the dispatcher logs for my stage environment”
“Reset the rapid development environment for program 12345”
“Show me the region deployments for my production environment”
“Show me available backups for the stage environment”
AEM Cloud Manager Program Management
The AEM Cloud Manager Program Management skill lets you look up and manage your Cloud Manager programs through natural language, instead of navigating Cloud Manager’s program listings to find the one you are looking for. You can list all the programs you have access to, pull up details for a specific one, and delete a program when it is no longer needed.
Since programs are the umbrella that pipelines and environments live under, this skill also acts as a quick entry point into those related resources — you can ask it to show the pipelines or environments tied to a given program without first tracking down the program ID yourself.
AI can make mistakes so review suggested actions before applying them, particularly for destructive operations.
“What programs do I have access to?”
“Show me information about Main Program”
“Remove the old-demo program”
“List pipelines for Main Program”
“What environments does Main Program have?”
AEM Cloud Manager Release Management
The AEM Cloud Manager Release Management skill lets you control when Adobe applies automated maintenance updates to your program, without digging through Cloud Manager settings to find the right screen. You can check your current update schedule, set a daily Quiet Hours window — a recurring time each day when Adobe pauses updates — and schedule a multi-day Update-Free Period around events like a product launch or a holiday freeze, when you do not want any changes landing on your environments.
If your plans change, you can remove an Update-Free Period just as easily as you scheduled it. The skill can also show you Adobe’s own global Code-Freeze periods — the windows Adobe has already blocked off for planned maintenance exclusions — so you know upfront which dates are already off-limits before you try to schedule your own.
AI can make mistakes so review suggested actions before applying them — this is especially true for update-schedule changes, since an incorrectly scheduled or removed Update-Free Period could allow updates to land during a window you meant to protect.
“Show me the update schedule for program 12345”
“Update my Quiet Hours window to start an hour earlier”
“Block updates for program 12345 during launch week, March 3-10”
“Cancel the blackout window I scheduled for next week”
“Show me Adobe’s planned maintenance exclusion periods”