Task-level gains keep getting absorbed by the rituals around them. Scrum, sprints, and story points were designed for a world where a human wrote every line. AI-DLC is what agile evolves into when agentic AI is part of every team. One loop, three phases, six artifacts, and rituals that replace the ones Agile left behind.
Whether you ship software or teach people to ship software, the shift is the same. Your delivery model, or your syllabus, still assumes a human wrote every line.
Your engineers use AI tools. Your delivery model does not. AI-DLC gives your teams the operating model, rituals, and human gates to actually reorganize delivery around AI, not just wire copilots into the editor.
Your students will graduate into teams that no longer look like Scrum. Your curriculum still does. We help computing and software engineering faculty update their courses to AI-DLC and equip them to teach it next semester.
Start with the free hour to see if AI-DLC fits your team. When it does, go deeper with a masterclass or bring the workshop on-site.
A half-day AI-DLC faculty session with the Computer Science department. Faculty walked out with the method, the six artifacts, and a live demo of AI-DLC in action.
The same six ideas anchor every format. The depth changes; the method does not.
Task-level gains versus delivery-level reality, grounded in current research.
One loop. Three phases. Six artifacts.
Mob elaboration and mob construction, replacing Scrum ceremonies.
Intent, unit, bolt, domain design, logical design, deployment units.
Every AI verb followed by a human one. Nothing runs end to end unattended.
One intent through inception, construction, and deployment.
One shapes the architecture. The other shapes the transformation. Both teach the method.


The free introductory lecture is the fastest way to see if AI-DLC fits your team. Bring your engineering leads or faculty. Come with questions.