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Agentic software engineering

Software development at AI-driven speed.

AI agent teams led by senior AI engineers build the software: enterprise-grade, faster and more cost-effectively.

The rules of software development have changed.

Where a complex system used to need a team of ten to twenty people, an agent team directed by a senior AI engineer now does the work. The same engineering discipline, with a fraction of the coordination overhead.

Large companies are still working out how to bring AI into their development process. Here, AI is already part of the entire development process, which is why projects are delivered faster and more cost-effectively, with flawless quality.

Same system. Different team.

A complex project used to start with months of hiring and coordination between many people. In the AI-driven model, a senior AI engineer and an agent team are at work from day one.

Traditional model

A team of 10-20

  • Project manager
  • Business analyst
  • Tech lead
  • Backend developers
  • Frontend developers
  • Mobile developer
  • QA engineers
  • DevOps engineer
  • UI/UX designer

Dehotech model

Senior AI engineer + 10-20 agents

  • Architecture
  • Backend
  • Frontend
  • Mobile
  • Data model
  • Integrations
  • Testing
  • Code review
  • Security
  • Documentation
  • DevOps
  • Refactoring

Senior AI engineer

Ramp-up
Traditional model: Hiring and onboarding, for weeks or months.
Dehotech model: Capacity is available from day one.
Coordination
Traditional model: Many people, many meetings, slow decisions.
Dehotech model: One accountable senior AI engineer per agent team, a short decision path.
Cost
Traditional model: Driven by headcount, running until the project ends.
Dehotech model: Driven by the work, with no fixed headcount cost.
Quality
Traditional model: Depends on individual experience.
Dehotech model: Engineering review and automated quality gates on every change.

End-to-end product development, from idea to launch.

From a website to an enterprise platform: design, development, quality assurance and handover, by engineers who direct agent teams.

  1. Vue / Nuxt / React / Next.js / TypeScript

    Websites and web applications

    Fast, search-friendly, custom-designed interfaces, from a company website to a complex web application.

  2. Flutter / React Native / Firebase

    Mobile apps

    iOS and Android apps from a single codebase, for the app stores or for internal company use.

  3. Laravel / Node.js / PostgreSQL / MongoDB / Docker

    Custom enterprise systems

    Internal management systems, client portals and automated workflows, integrated with existing tools.

  4. LLM / RAG / Agents / API

    AI and agent integration

    Language models and agents inside existing workflows: customer support, document processing, internal knowledge bases.

  5. Headless / Payment gateways / Invoicing / Inventory

    Online stores

    Conversion-focused e-commerce with payment, invoicing and logistics integrations.

  6. Figma / Design system / Prototype

    UI/UX and brand identity

    User experience, interface design and brand identity that scale with the product.

From small to large. Held to the same standard.

The method scales: the same engineering standard for a landing page and for an enterprise platform.

  1. Launch

    Landing page, MVP, prototype

  2. Product

    Web app, mobile app, online store

  3. Enterprise system

    Internal system, client portal, integrations

  4. Platform

    Multi-module, high-load platform

A transparent process, from idea to live system.

Every phase has a clear owner and a measurable outcome. Decisions always rest with the engineer; agents carry out most of the execution.

  1. Discovery

    Clarifying goals, users, risks and business metrics.

    Outcome

    Clear goals and scope.

  2. Specification

    System design, architecture and feature list with measurable acceptance criteria.

    Outcome

    Approved specification and schedule.

  3. Build

    Agents working in parallel deliver the features, directed by the senior AI engineer.

    Outcome

    Working, tested features.

  4. Quality assurance

    Engineering review, automated tests and security checks on every change.

    Outcome

    A verified, releasable version.

  5. Handover

    Deployment, documentation and full handover. Further development is optional.

    Outcome

    Live system, source code and documentation.

Feature by feature. No lock-in.

No annual contract and no dependency. Every feature or module is a standalone engagement, and the source code belongs to the client.

  • Modular engagements

    Scoped, priced and delivered per feature or module.

  • No lock-in

    Instead of a one or two-year contract, the collaboration lasts as long as it creates value.

  • The code belongs to the client

    Full source code, documentation and access. Any team can take it further.

  • Optional maintenance

    Operations and further development on request, never a requirement.

A new project, or one that has stalled?

After a short call, a concrete proposal follows: scope, timeline and budget.

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