The whitepaper describes the architectural foundations of agentic software development and forms part of the conceptual bedrock on which the Agentic Software Factory is built. 76 pages of deep dive – reference architecture, agent orchestration, guardrails and SDLC integration.
Agentic software development shifts the line between “developer with AI assistance” and “a system that treats software development as an orchestrable activity”. The whitepaper traces this shift systematically: from reference architecture to orchestrating specialised agents, to guardrails, memory structures and integration into established SDLC processes.
It is written as an architecture document, not a tool comparison or marketing piece. The focus is on patterns that hold up in real product architectures – including the questions that get loudest in practice: traceability, responsibility distribution, build and review discipline, safety of code generation.
Selected topic blocks covered in the whitepaper:
The whitepaper is aimed at technical stakeholders who want more than a tool overview – and are willing to engage with the architectural trade-offs behind agentic systems.
Whitepaper and Agentic Software Factory address the same subject on different levels. They complement each other but are not the same.
Conceptual foundation. Reference architecture, guiding patterns, justifications. Shows why a certain architectural approach is viable – independent of any concrete implementation.
Operational realisation. A local control plane that puts the architectural patterns into a concrete, operable product – with wizard, run model, Git/build integration and license tiers.
The whitepaper is freely available as a PDF – no registration. For concrete application questions or a personal conversation, use the contact form afterwards.
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