Cortex
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Cortex

Model-agnosticTool-agnosticDrag-and-drop designGovernance & enterprise scale

See your own workflow in Cortex.

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In a 30-minute demo, let’s automate one of your currently fragmented processes — SDLC, IT operations, HR, or finance — by running it live in Cortex.

Cortex runs every workflow on an enterprise-scale agentic backbone, independent of model and vendor.

Model-agnostic

Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, or local. Choose the best model per workflow; rewrite nothing when the model changes.

Tool-agnostic

MCP, REST API, databases, SAP, Jira. Integrates with every system you use — you can even add your own tool.

Drag-and-drop design

Design agents and approval gates without being a developer. Business unit leaders set up the process themselves.

Governance & enterprise scale

Human-approved gates, audit, RBAC, cost limits. On-prem or cloud. Compliance from day one.

01 — Problem

A separate tool for every department. A model that becomes obsolete every year.

Each business unit is tied to a different vendor and a single model that will become obsolete after six months. Tools don’t talk to each other; people still fill the gap between them manually.

  • Increasing license costs
  • Inconsistent and unsupervised management
  • Projects starting from scratch every time
  • Bottleneck accumulating in IT

How It Works

From trigger to integration — the end-to-end Cortex flow journey

  1. 1Trigger
  2. 2Plan
  3. 3Approve
  4. 4Execute
  5. 5Audit
03 — Architecture

Five layers. One management panel.

Workflow Designer
Drag-and-drop visual design canvas.
Agents
Reasoning, task-based models with memory.
Integrations
150+ ready-to-use tools, ERP, CRM, DevOps, custom REST/MCP.
Governance
Centralized approval, audit, and cost control.
Runtime
Auto-scaling Kubernetes-native; cloud or on-prem.
Runtime:Kubernetes-native · cloud or on-prem
Integration:150+ ready tools · ERP · CRM · DevOps
Monitoring:Single-panel visibility in seconds

Everything is monitored from a single panel. See what’s happening in a workflow within seconds.

04 — New — Agent Library

Existing SDLC Agents in the System

Cortex no longer just writes code; it matures the idea, plans, develops the code, tests, documents, and finds gaps itself.

Brainstorm Agent

Evaluates ambiguous requests according to risk level, matures them with clarifying questions — requirements are clarified before turning into code.

Coder Agent

Autonomous developer — internal planning, multi-file edit, push/PR support

Test-Bot Agent

Analyzes the uploaded document and automatically generates relevant test scenarios; moves QA to the beginning of the process.

Gap Analyzer Agent

Identifies gaps between analysis output and existing documentation.

Doc Generator

AI-supported automatic README and technical documentation generator

05 — Use Scenarios

One engine. Countless workflows.

SDLC

Software Development Life Cycle

7 steps
01Jira Ticket
02Brainstorm
03Planner
04Developer
05Code Review
06QA
07Deploy
ROI

Software team focusing on high-value-added work

IT OPS

DevOps & Operation Monitoring

4 steps
01Monitoring MCP
02LLM Analyst
03Report Generator
04Slack/Jira
ROI

Not raw logs, but a management summary ready for the morning meeting.

HR

Automated Interview Candidate Screening

5 steps
01CV Parser
02Call Bot
03AI Scoring
04Shortlist
05HR Review
ROI

From hundreds of CVs, the top 10 candidates in minutes.

08 — Real Project

.NET Core 3.1 → .NET 10: Enterprise monorepo upgrade

Comparing senior developer effort vs. Coder Agent results on a 19-module HCM platform

Corporate HCM platform for a leading e-commerce group in Turkey: 19-module monorepo on .NET Core 3.1 with multi-host and microservice architecture.

The platform needed upgrading to .NET 10, resolving enterprise-scale risks including package incompatibilities, Autofac DI patterns, EF Core model drift, and security vulnerabilities.

~8–10 business days

Senior developer — manual upgrade

An experienced developer carried out the .NET upgrade on the same codebase using traditional methods. Estimated time and cost were calculated against corporate team planning.

11 h 41 min

Cortex Coder Agent — end-to-end AI orchestration

The same upgrade was automated end-to-end with Cortex Coder Agent: 12 tasks, 14 commits, each task completed with its own verification step.

11 h 41 minActive time3 run windows
~$104Total cost
12 / 12Tasks completed
0Build errorsDebug + Release
28 passedTests1 skipped
8 / 8Publishhosts green
543 → 82Build warningsunique warnings
0Securityvulnerable packages

Deliverables

  1. Task 0: Read-only baseline analysis and upgrade inventory
  2. Task 1: Pre-cleanup and .NET Core 3.1 → .NET 8 migration
  3. Task 2: .NET 8 → .NET 10, EF Core 10 and Docker update
  4. Task 3: CVE upgrades and security scan
  5. Task 4: DataEncryption compatibility and EF model smoke tests
  6. Task 5: RestSharp, Graph, Swashbuckle, Hangfire migration
  7. Task 6: Couchbase, Mongo, Minio and SDK pin update
  8. Task 7: CVE cleanup and dead project removal
  9. Task 8: Health check routing and middleware hardening
  10. Task 9: EF model drift closed, idempotent migration script
  11. Task 10: Build warnings reduced from 543 to 82
  12. Task 11: Autofac runtime blocker fixed, final verification report

Outcomes

  • All projects migrated to net10.0 target framework
  • Debug and Release builds completed with 0 errors
  • 28 smoke tests passed, 8/8 host publish successful
  • Vulnerable package count reduced to zero
  • Full audit trail and documentation produced for tasks 0–11

System built successfully and is currently under QA validation. Pre-production steps such as HTTP smoke tests, DBA SQL dry-run, and secret rotation remain open.

06 — Governance

The hardest problem for agents: Agentic Governance.

Putting agentic systems into production is not as easy as a demo; it lies in security and control mechanisms. Cortex solves them all from day one.

Full audit log

Retrospective traceability in decisions, data reading, and tool calls.

Cost protection

Budget limits per user and workflow, automatic overage stop.

Human approval gates

Agent suggests in critical decisions, human (human-in-the-loop) approves.

Role-based access (RBAC)

Who can access which agent and tool is managed from a single center.

Model independence

Change the model with one click at midnight in case of provider violation.

Data location

Data does not leave your infrastructure. On-prem, EU and TR compliant.

07 — Positioning

Decision Matrix: Why Cortex?

Classic RPASingle-vendor AI (MS/Google)Custom BuildCortex
CapacityFragile rulesUnderstands contextUnderstands contextReasoning and context understanding
IndependenceLimitedVendor lock-in (locked)FreeCompletely independent of model and tool
Speed / Time-to-MarketSlowFastTakes 6+ monthsDay one (ready enterprise framework)
GovernanceWeakDependent on ecosystemMust be written from scratchBuilt-in (audit, approval, RBAC)

Cortex by BGTS

See your own workflow in Cortex.

In a 30-minute demo, let’s automate one of your currently fragmented processes — SDLC, IT operations, HR, or finance — by running it live in Cortex.

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