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Patricio Javier · 3 weeks ago

Hi everyone,

I am thrilled to share my submission: CrisisCommand: Unified Disaster Response Platform.

As a developer, I wanted to test if Build Agent could handle a mission-critical scenario where data integrity and logic are vital, not just simple data entry. I challenged the agent to build a comprehensive system for managing large-scale humanitarian relief operations using a single complex execution.

🧭 Application Summary "CrisisCommand" is a scoped application designed to coordinate disaster response in real-time. It manages the triangulation between Incidents (the need), Volunteers (the workforce), and Resources (the supply chain).

✨ Key Features Implemented via Build Agent:

Smart Safety Protocols: I asked the agent to implement a Business Rule that aborts mission assignment if a volunteer has worked >12 hours or is in "Resting" status. It executed this logic perfectly.
Automated Logistics: A script that automatically deducts inventory (Medical Kits, Water) when a mission goes active, triggering restock tasks when low.
Role-Based UX: Generated a complex "Commander Workspace" with data visualization for admins, and a separate, simplified mobile interface for volunteers in the field.
Rapid Response Flow: An automation flow that instantly identifies and emails EMT-certified volunteers when a "Critical" severity incident is logged.

🧠 My Prompt Strategy I used a "Mega-Prompt" strategy, defining the entire relational schema, security roles (Commander vs. Volunteer), and specific automation logic in a single prompt block to ensure the agent understood the full context of the application dependencies.

💡 Verdict The ability of Build Agent to understand the context of "safety" and "inventory dependency" without needing granular step-by-step hand-holding was impressive. This tool is a game-changer for rapid prototyping in crisis scenarios.

#ServiceNow #BuildWithBuildAgent #CrisisManagement

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