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Vibe coding a ServiceNow app with build agent, Now SDK, Fluent & upload to GitHub

In this video, I walk you through the complete workflow of building ServiceNow applications using Build with Agent, Now SDK, Fluent, and VS Code — backed by GitHub version control. This is a step-by-step guide for developers who want to work in a real IDE instead of the in-browser Studio and take advantage of modern development tools. Time Stamps 00:00:00 Intro & Agenda: What You'll Learn 00:02:42 Getting Started with Build Agent in ServiceNow 00:05:30 Deep Dive: Now SDK & Fluent Language Explained 00:15:38 Connecting & Publishing the App to GitHub 00:28:32 Local Development Workflow & Deployment 00:36:22 Limitations & Final Thoughts Important Links 1- ServiceNow PDI - https://developer.servicenow.com/dev.... 2- Servicenow SDK -    • Explore ServiceNow SDK with React APP   3- Fluent API - https://www.servicenow.com/docs/bundl... 4- Cyber-App - https://github.com/yvain13/sn-cyber-app What You Will Learn 1️⃣ Overview of Build with Agent What Build with Agent is and how it automates tasks using natural language Where it fits in a modern ServiceNow development pipeline 2️⃣ Understanding the Now SDK & Fluent API Strongly typed APIs for safer, cleaner scripting How Fluent simplifies interactions with tables and records 3️⃣ Connecting ServiceNow to GitHub (PAT Authentication) How to generate and use a Personal Access Token Setting up GitHub as the source of truth 4️⃣ Publishing Code from ServiceNow to GitHub Commit, push, and sync workflows Collaboration best practices 5️⃣ Connecting to Your Local IDE (VS Code) Using PAT to authenticate Cloning the project Automatic synchronization between VS Code ↔ ServiceNow 6️⃣ Local Development Workflow Editing with IntelliSense, linting, and extensions Using Now SDK + Fluent with strong typing Push changes back into the instance seamlessly 7️⃣ Limitations & Workarounds Important: ServiceNow Build With Agent does not provide a terminal. You must use the VS Code terminal or the Command Palette to run CLI commands. Why This Matters This video shows how to bring ServiceNow development closer to modern engineering standards — with proper version control, local development, and collaborative CI/CD practices. 👍 Like, Comment, and Subscribe If this helped you, please drop a like and comment what you want to see next — automation, ServiceNow AI, Build with Agent, or Now SDK deep dives!