Tag Archives: AI-assisted Development

The Agentic AI Playbook, Part 1 of 7: What Agentic AI Actually Does (And Why Most Teams Get It Wrong)

Part 1 of The Agentic AI Playbook Series Navigation: Most people who say they’ve tried AI-assisted development haven’t tried agentic AI. They’ve tried a smarter autocomplete. It’s a completely different thing, and conflating the two is the reason so many teams write off the technology before they’ve understood it. GitHub Copilot suggests a line. You accept or reject.… Read More »

AI Is Forcing Architects To Redefine How We Validate Software

AI exposes bottlenecks in manual review, vague requirements and outdated validation models.
This article explains how spec-driven development, architectural truth models and agentic CI/CD pipelines reshape delivery for the AI era.

Part 3 – Inside an AI-First Pod: How Four People Out-Deliver a Team of Twelve

You don’t believe it until you watch it happen. Four people. One requirement. Four hours later, it’s in production. The first time you see it, you assume they cut corners. Test coverage? 94%. Error handling? Comprehensive. Security? Passed automated checks. They didn’t cut corners. They just removed the waiting. See exactly how a pod operates—including what happens when the architect disappears for three weeks.

Part 1 – Agentic AI: Changing Development, but Only if You Learn How To Communicate With It

Agentic AI is changing how we design and build software, but not in the simplistic “AI replaces everyone” way some people imagine. It shifts where human expertise matters, compresses delivery time, and exposes which organisations are truly agile. This post looks at how roles evolve, where the real leverage is, and why communication becomes the core skill.