In order to scale my single-person enterprise, I had to create an agentic development department.
I’ve been working on this idea for a few months, overcoming various ups and downs (including software and hardware limitations).
This setup was intended as my internal tooling to support daily development activities. My goal was to automate the commercial-grade software development, testing, and auditing process. I still manually review the final code changes, but I am not involved in iterative development.
What do I mean by iterative development? That includes everything that happens between task definition and the final implementation, including:
- task decomposition
- sub-task development
- test coverate
- unit and end-to-end test execution
- security assessment (including AI and non-AI code analysis tools)
- automated changes review and feedback
I call it iterative development because there are typically several development cycles between the task and the final implementation.
Auditing various development activities (like AI Agents gathering required information from multiple data sources) is an absorbing, time-consuming task. Now, I can focus on other activities while my agents work.
I didn’t expect my framework would interest software houses, as I assumed they use similar in-house solutions. Recently, I met with a few CxOs interested in introducing my solution into their companies.
Funny enough, I never envisioned this setup to be a viable product - it was a digital replica of my experience in building enterprise software and leading development teams. As it unfolded, I was my first customer :)
👉 Contact me if you are a software house owner interested in leveraging enterprise agentic development in your organization.