LAUDE AI Delivery
Building with AI. By design.
LAID brings generative AI into the way we design and develop software, increasing team capabilities without compromising quality, control or accountability.
AI + Engineering
More AI doesn’t mean better results
Generative AI can accelerate many development tasks. But without a clear method, it can also increase rework, introduce inconsistencies and create a false sense of productivity.
That is why LAID does not start by asking how much we can automate. It starts by deciding what should be delegated, how it should be verified and how results should be measured.
What does LAID deliver?
Measurable outcomes
An initial baseline and metrics for every sprint, release and quarter, covering DORA, product quality and actual AI adoption.
A consistent framework for AI and accountability
Different execution modes determine the appropriate level of AI involvement for each task, based on risk and verifiability.
Compliance by design
A project-specific AI Working Agreement aligned with the EU AI Act, ISO/IEC 42001 and NIST AI RMF, supported by an auditable evidence trail.
The methodology
Principles
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Value first
We assess the impact of AI through measurable productivity, quality and adoption metrics.
02
Human oversight
People remain accountable for decisions and outcomes.
03
Traceability
Everything generated by AI is identified and tracked, so we always know what comes from AI and what comes from people.
Components
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Specialist agents
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AI as a Code
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Governance
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Execution modes
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Verifiability
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Metrics
A better way to build with AI
AI has no legal accountability and never has to answer to an unhappy client: People do.
LAID brings our Responsible AI approach into the way we develop software with AI.
- AI amplifies what the team already does.
- A clear, effective methodology governs how it is used.
- AI involvement is determined task by task.
- People remain accountable. Always.
- Compliance and ROI are backed by evidence.
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We look at every challenge in its real-world context to determine what’s worth building — and the right way to build it.