Traceability, quality and vendor independence: stay in control when AI agents build the solutions you have to manage.
The AI Act sharpens the focus on responsible use of AI. But what does it mean for you as a public organisation when your external IT suppliers use AI agents to develop the solutions you will be responsible for managing, also in the long term?
AI agents work differently from traditional developers. They generate code based on instructions and context, and they continuously make choices about matters that are not necessarily described in the requirements specification.
These implicit decisions are not documented automatically. Without a structured approach, it can therefore become harder to ensure consistency between your requirements, the delivered functionality and the documentation you need to maintain and further develop the solution.
When your IT suppliers use AI agents for software development:
Traceability
How do you ensure consistency between your requirements and the functionality the AI agents develop based on the supplier’s instructions?
Quality
How do you ensure that the AI agents’ choices and decisions are made in accordance with your requirements, and that the solution continues to reflect your intentions as it is further developed over time?
Vendor independence
How do you ensure that knowledge of the solution’s structure and the decisions the AI agents have helped shape is documented and accessible, so that you can also further develop the solution with another supplier?
Insight into what AI-assisted software development means for you as a customer, even when you do not have in-house developers yourself.
An introduction to a method that links requirements, decisions and implementation, giving you greater transparency and a better ability to stay in control.
A live demo showing our graph-based approach, developed with open source tools.
The webinar is relevant whether you develop software yourselves or have your solutions delivered by external IT suppliers.
Organisations
Government agencies
Public institutions
Municipalities
Regions
Universities
Educational institutions
Roles
IT managers
IT decision-makers
IT architects
System owners
Application owners
Welcome and introduction
AI agents in software development: what is changing?
From requirements specification to finished solution: how to maintain traceability, quality and control
Live demo: graph-based framework for AI-assisted software development
Q&A and wrap-up
Emil Klein is an experienced Lead Developer and cloud architect with more than 20 years of experience in software development and deep expertise in architecture and automation. He is known for making complex technical challenges concrete and turning them into pragmatic solutions that work in practice.