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Agentic engineering with AI SDLC

Agentic Engineering Platform

Governed agentic engineering.

Connect requirements, bounded agent work, repository checks and human release decisions.

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BUILD / Agentic Engineering

AI software delivery

Connect the tools engineers use to the change being reviewed.

The Agentic Engineering Platform brings the AI software development lifecycle into the everyday engineering environment. A workspace can govern model access across supported tools, delegate bounded repository work to an enrolled runner and retain the proposal, checks and independent review behind a person's acceptance decision.

Illustrative platform view
An illustrative engineering work record moves from referenced requirements through bounded runner work, repository checks, independent review and human acceptance. The sequence depicts the workflow, not a running deployment or completed test result.
Engineering with an explicit boundaryExample
PlanRun recordAcceptance
Engineering work recordScoped
planReference requirements
buildBound the runner work
checkRun repository verification
reviewIndependent agent review
acceptHuman decision required
Keep evidence with the change

Model access

Apply workspace policy at the model call.

The governed gateway connects supported coding tools, the command line and Model Context Protocol clients to workspace-approved models. Calls are classified and checked against content, network and budget policy before routing.

  • Provider credentials remain with the platform's approved connection.
  • Budget is reserved before a gateway call is made.
  • Workspace ownership controls whether the gateway is activated.
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Interactive example

Prepare a bounded engineering handoff.

Connect the source revision, repository checks and independent review to the proposed change's standing.

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01 / Set the context

Example repository · bounded defect fix

The work should carry a reviewed plan and a specific source revision.

An illustrative result retains the command and its outcome.

The requester and accepting reviewer have separate responsibilities.

Authored examples for exploring the workflow. Your choices update only this demonstration.

02 / Inspect the basisEngineering review record

One review item remains

2 of 3 example checks met. Follow the evidence questions before carrying the example forward.

2 / 3 checks met
Review checks2 / 3 met
  • Runner contextMet

    The example handoff binds the accepted plan, requirements, source revision and workspace policy to one defect fix.
  • Repository verificationMet

    The example return includes the repository verification command, its passing result and the proposed patch.
  • Acceptance reviewReview

    The example change awaits independent challenge and a separate person's acceptance review.
Next review step

Collect the independent challenge and route the change to a separate authorized accepting reviewer.

Inspect the selected evidence
Runner context
The example handoff binds the accepted plan, requirements, source revision and workspace policy to one defect fix.
Repository verification
The example return includes the repository verification command, its passing result and the proposed patch.
Acceptance review
The example change awaits independent challenge and a separate person's acceptance review.

Illustrative review record · human decisions and subsequent actions keep their own standing.

Explore the evidence. Understand the next decision.Agentic Engineering / by LockedIn Labs

The product

Build agentic systems.

The Agentic Engineering Platform brings the AI software development lifecycle (AI SDLC) into a governed engineering workspace. Requirements and adopted policy shape a bounded plan. Enrolled runners carry out authorized work, repository checks and independent review inform human acceptance, and release evidence stays attached to the change.

Enterprise AI journeyBUILD

Inside Agentic Engineering

Keep agent work connected to engineering judgment.

Bring the AI software development lifecycle into the engineering workspace. Requirements, implementation plans, bounded agent work, verification and human acceptance contribute to a reviewable change, with model access and usage governed by workspace policy.

  • Engineering teams
  • Architecture leads
  • Release and assurance owners

How the work moves

  1. Define and plan the changeReviewable engineering plan

    Capture requirements and prepare an implementation plan against the project's recorded policies. Keep requirement references, assumptions and unanswered questions with the proposal.

  2. Prepare bounded agent workChange proposal or recorded run

    Propose a change against pinned source files or delegate a work item to an enrolled runner. Scope the work to the project and its approved execution controls.

  3. Verify and challengeVerification and review evidence

    Check proposed patches against the source they reference. Runner work can use the repository's test suite and a second agent's review before the human decision.

  4. Make acceptance explicitHuman acceptance record

    An authorized person reviews the proposal, unresolved questions and required independent review. Preserve the acceptance decision and the evidence it relied on.

  5. Review release and learnRelease evidence and outcome review

    Connect the release review to recorded engineering evidence. Inspect model usage and estimated cost, then record outcomes and lessons for future work.

What the work produces.

Plan and change proposal

The requirement context, bounded scope, proposed implementation and source references that let reviewers examine the change.

Run and review record

Recorded agent work, repository checks, review findings and reported usage connected to the work item.

Signed evidence receipt

An exportable receipt for the assembled engineering record that a recipient can verify independently.

AI features and enrolled runners use workspace-approved connections and controls. Authorized people retain acceptance and release decisions.

In practice · illustrative scenario

Delegate a bounded fix and review what comes back.

An engineering team needs a defect fix in an existing repository. The requirement is understood, but the team wants the proposed patch, repository checks and review findings together before acceptance.

  1. 01

    Prepare the handoff

    Review the plan and bind the relevant requirements, source revision, workspace policies and verification command to the work.

  2. 02

    Run and challenge

    An enrolled runner performs the bounded work, runs the repository's checks and returns the second agent's review with its reported usage.

  3. 03

    Make the decision

    A separate authorized person examines the change and outstanding questions, retaining the acceptance decision before the separate merge and release process.

The useful outcome

The illustrative output is a reviewed change with its engineering context, test and challenge evidence, human decision and recorded cost of the attempts.

A closer look

Know what you can do with Agentic Engineering.

Can engineers keep their existing coding tools?

Supported coding tools can use the project's approved gateway, while the command line and Model Context Protocol clients provide planning and proposal surfaces. The connection follows workspace model, content, network and budget policy rather than distributing a provider key to each surface.

Where does delegated repository work run?

On a runner you enroll on your own machine. A supported dispatch carries the reviewed execution context and uses a separate worktree and repository verification command. The returned work comes back for independent review and human acceptance.

What does cost per accepted change include?

The recorded build cost and build or review tokens for the period, including failed and rejected attempts, divided by human-accepted changes. It supports review of the reported work and its measurement window; acceptance remains distinct from observed deployment.