How Agile Has Changed
Traditional agile lifecycles required multiple people with separate roles and responsibilities—product owners, scrum masters, developers, testers. Customers spent significant time steering development, reviewing progress, writing stories, and detailing needs.
This is no longer the case. AI coding tools, incredible LLM knowledge bases, and automation now let an expert take on most of those roles directly. We set scope, outline plans and estimates, track progress, test, and demonstrate as applications are developed—getting solutions in front of customers faster, based on more domain knowledge than ever possible before. Features can be added and updated in a fraction of traditional software development time.
The Agile Cycle
Rapid cycles with continuous feedback and working software delivered early.
