Applied Technology Mentors, Inc.

Agile practices for teams of people and AI agents.

Appltech offers guidance not only on writing code with AI assistance, but on working out how agile and Scrum practices (sprints, backlogs, user stories, a definition of done, retrospectives, and roles such as Product Owner) apply when humans and AI agents build software together as one team. This site records that discovery as it happens.

Agile, applied to human and AI teams

A starting point for how familiar Scrum practices might carry over when some of the team are AI agents.

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Backlogs and user stories

Intent lives in the repository as user stories with acceptance criteria, so people and agents work from the same backlog rather than a chat log.

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Sprints and a definition of done

Work moves in short, verifiable increments. A shared definition of done (tests pass, change reviewed) applies to agent work the same as to human work.

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Roles and retrospectives

A Product Owner still sets priorities and people own what ships. Retrospectives ask what worked for the whole team, agents included.

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A glimpse of current work. Full project pages are available to signed-in members.

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appltech.net

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This website: an ASP.NET Core Razor Pages site documenting Appltech's AI/SI-assisted software development work.

auth.appltech.net

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Shared email-code sign-in service (auth.appltech.net)

msg.appltech.net

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msg.appltech.net is a branded, private team messaging app. Web, Android and iOS platforms all supported.