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Presentation: AI-First Software Delivery: Balancing Innovation with Proven Practices
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In his presentation, "AI-First Software Delivery: Balancing Innovation with Proven Practices," Wes Reisz explores the evolving landscape of AI-driven software development. He emphasizes that agentic workflows must be tailored to individual needs rather than adopting a one-size-fits-all approach. Reisz introduces a strategic two-by-two model that evaluates code longevity and automated verification to guide decisions between supervised and unsupervised agents. Additionally, he presents the RIPER-5 framework—Research, Innovate, Plan, Execute, Review—to enhance engineering discipline and drive effective implementation of AI-first methodologies.
Wes Reisz discusses the shift toward AI-first software delivery, emphasizing that agentic workflows are not one-size-fits-all. He explains a strategic two-by-two model based on code longevity and automated verification to decide between supervised and unsupervised agents. He shares the RIPER-5 framework - Research, Innovate, Plan, Execute, Review - to amplify engineering discipline.
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