Agentic SDLC Assessment
Is Your Engineering Organization Ready for Agentic SDLC?
AI coding tools are easy to adopt. Building an engineering system that can safely operate with increasingly autonomous AI agents is harder.
The Assessment
What Is the Agentic SDLC Assessment?
What is Agentic SDLC?
Agentic SDLC is an approach where AI agents participate across multiple stages of the software development lifecycle within defined permissions, verification processes and human oversight.
The Agentic SDLC Assessment evaluates your current engineering environment and identifies where AI can create meaningful leverage — and where additional controls are required.
Scope
What We Assess
Engineering Workflow
- Planning
- Development
- Code review
- Documentation
AI Adoption
- Coding agents
- Agent workflows
- Context management
- AI usage patterns
Quality
- Testing
- Verification
- Regression
- Quality gates
Architecture
- System architecture
- APIs
- Service boundaries
- Technical debt
DevOps
- CI/CD
- Deployment
- Infrastructure
- Observability
Security & Governance
- Agent permissions
- Secrets
- Data access
- Human approval
- Auditability
Deliverable
What You Receive
Agentic SDLC Readiness Report
The assessment identifies:
- Current maturity
- Engineering bottlenecks
- AI automation opportunities
- Risk areas
- Recommended architecture
- Priority roadmap
- Pilot recommendations
Process
The Assessment Process
Discover
Understand your engineering environment.
Evaluate
Assess AI readiness, workflow and engineering constraints.
Map
Identify opportunities and risk boundaries.
Recommend
Produce a prioritized AI-native engineering roadmap.
Pilot
Where appropriate, identify a focused implementation opportunity.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Who should take an Agentic SDLC Assessment?
CTOs, VP Engineering, Heads of Engineering and technology founders evaluating AI-assisted or agentic software development.
Do we need to already use AI coding agents?
No. The assessment can also help organizations determine where AI-assisted engineering could be introduced.
Does the assessment require replacing our engineering tools?
No. The objective is to understand the existing environment and determine where changes create meaningful value.
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Tell us about your engineering environment and where your process is becoming constrained.