What we call agentic
We coordinate several artificial intelligence agents on defined tasks: preparing a specification, developing a function, writing tests or reviewing a change. They work in cycles of building, verification and correction. Architecture decisions, validation criteria and the move to production remain under human responsibility.
Software that can run without artificial intelligence
Agents can be used to build an application whose everyday functions then rely on code and explicit rules. The application then does not need to call an AI model to process a case, apply a business rule or produce a report.
This independence is an architecture requirement to be verified on the project. The tools used to develop or evolve the application may, for their part, continue to use models. Hosting, backups, updates and maintenance remain necessary.
Compare before building
We compare adapting an existing tool, a subscription service and a bespoke application. The analysis covers users, interfaces, data migration, recurring costs and the skills needed to operate the solution. Custom development is chosen when this review justifies it.
Set up a controlled delivery chain
We define the agents’ roles, the information they can access, the working environments and the validation steps. The code is version-controlled. Changes are subject to technical checks and business tests. Access rights, usage budgets and the conditions for stopping loops are defined before use.
What you get
- The source code and repository access, according to the rights set out in the contract and the licences of the components.
- A description of the architecture and its dependencies.
- The agreed tests and acceptance criteria.
- Deployment, backup and restoration procedures.
- The agent instructions and documentation needed for the planned evolutions.
- Practical handover to the people who will take over the tool.
Applications close to your work
A request portal, an intervention tracker, a validation workflow or a case-preparation tool can make up a first scope. The choice depends on your business rules and the available interfaces. The engagement starts with a defined case whose operation can be verified with the users.