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METHODOLOGIE

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Agentic Development Lifecycle — a proposed software lifecycle designed around the properties and failure modes of AI models rather than human teams. Each phase maps to a defended failure mode or an exploited model property, structured as phases and verification gates. Cited as a convergent framework reached independently by several practitioners.

Origin

Proposed in recent AI-development writing as an agent-centric counterpart to the traditional SDLC, reportedly reached independently by several authors.

definition
Agentic Development Lifecycle — cycle designed around model properties and failure modes
principle
Each phase traces to a defended failure mode or an exploited property
role
Convergent framework (8 phases, 2 gates) cited as an independent discovery

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