Tools and expert support for OpenText Exstream teams.
Resolve answers technical questions from approved sources and supports expert review when evidence is incomplete. Inspect reads and compares Design repositories and PUB packages. Compose is our document composition product in development.
Resolve searches approved sources, shows its citations and confidence, and carries the conversation and evidence into expert review when requested.
The Design CLI reads the repository. The Package CLI reads a compiled PUB file. Both produce the same design-state format, including inventory, decoded wording and code, and comparison coverage.
Compose will cover template lifecycle, validation, approval, publishing, and deterministic HTML and PDF rendering. It is in development and open for pilot discussions.
Explore ComposeField notes you can use before you call us.
Look up a production symptom, an error code, or a larger migration and release question. Every article states which Exstream era it covers and where the evidence stops.
- Current releases
Why an Exstream batch can fail after composition has succeeded
An AI-assisted production investigation found that a valid missing queue report, not the Exstream engine, caused a later batch step to fail.
- Inspect guide
How an AI agent searched 250 Exstream pages for Karen in one minute
A document developer used an AI agent and CCMForge Inspect to find pages containing embedded table images without opening every page in Designer.
- Inspect guide
A practical CI gate for classic Exstream packages
How to add deterministic inspection, semantic package diffs, review artifacts, and explicit coverage rules to a classic Exstream release pipeline.
Check the sources. Keep the context.
CCMForge focuses on traceable answers, inspectable design data, and explicit limits. Your team can evaluate the evidence before deciding what to change.
Resolve gathers the question, relevant sources, citations, and confidence before a case reaches expert review. Reviewed resolutions can become approved knowledge for the team that asked.