Agentic SDD: Forcing AI Agents to Write Code by Strict Contract
Why canonical SDD turns into dead documentation, and how we built a working Agentic SDD pipeline based on production signals, adversarial model reviews, and BDD checks.
Read →Pavel Volkov · Engineering Notes
Field notes on building verifiable autonomous AI systems: executable specifications (Agentic SDD), adversarial multi-model verification gates, and digital employees with shifts, charters, and defined risk boundaries.
Why canonical SDD turns into dead documentation, and how we built a working Agentic SDD pipeline based on production signals, adversarial model reviews, and BDD checks.
Read →The first 18 days of an autonomous digital employee on a prediction market: fifty shifts without my involvement, eleven hypotheses, the first profitable month, and two limits it never crosses without the owner.
Read →Why dozens of AI sessions force you to delegate not just tasks but their management: a Telegram concierge, a memory of decisions, routing, and result tracking.
Read →How my Polymarket trading infrastructure became a proving ground for an autonomous digital employee with a charter, shifts, memory, and SRE on-call duty.
Read →How I separated roles, checks, and releases so that several AI teams can work in parallel without my constant supervision.
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