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OneSpring team members working on laptops and desktops in a large, modern office.

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AI-DLC: how product teams ship when agents do the work.

AI-DLC: how product teams ship when agents do the work.

A practical webinar from OneSpring on the AI-driven development lifecycle: what changes in planning, design, build, and verification when AI agents become part of the team — and what has to be in place before you trust them with anything that matters.

Format

Live webinar, online · 45 min + Q&A

When

Date announced soon — registrants hear first

Cost

Free

Presented by

Jason Moccia & Robert Grashuis, OneSpring

OneSpring team members working on laptops and desktops in a large, modern office.
OneSpring team members working on laptops and desktops in a large, modern office.

ProductCamp Atlanta 2026 · Gold Sponsor · Live webinar, coming soon

AI-DLC: how product teams ship when agents do the work.

A practical webinar from OneSpring on the AI-driven development lifecycle: what changes in planning, design, build, and verification when AI agents become part of the team — and what has to be in place before you trust them with anything that matters.

Format

Live webinar, online · 45 min + Q&A

When

Date announced soon — registrants hear first

Cost

Free

Presented by

Jason Moccia & Robert Grashuis, OneSpring

OneSpring team members working on laptops and desktops in a large, modern office.
OneSpring team members working on laptops and desktops in a large, modern office.

ProductCamp Atlanta 2026 · Gold Sponsor · Live webinar, coming soon

AI-DLC: how product teams ship when agents do the work.

A practical webinar from OneSpring on the AI-driven development lifecycle: what changes in planning, design, build, and verification when AI agents become part of the team — and what has to be in place before you trust them with anything that matters.

Format

Live webinar, online · 45 min + Q&A

When

Date announced soon — registrants hear first

Cost

Free

Presented by

Jason Moccia & Robert Grashuis, OneSpring

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Why attend

Why attend

Leave with a lifecycle you can actually run.

Leave with a lifecycle you can actually run.

Most teams have individuals using AI and nobody owning how it fits the process. This session closes that gap.

Most teams have individuals using AI and nobody owning how it fits the process. This session closes that gap.

01

A working model of AI‑DLC

See how the development lifecycle changes stage by stage when agents take on research synthesis, design iteration, implementation, and testing — and which handoffs disappear.

See how the development lifecycle changes stage by stage when agents take on research synthesis, design iteration, implementation, and testing — and which handoffs disappear.

02

The eight things every agent needs

A checklist you can apply Monday: clear goal, relevant context, skills and instructions, tools and access, guardrails, verification, state and recovery, human oversight.

03

Where people still decide

Which decisions stay with product, design, and engineering leads, and how to set review points so oversight is real instead of theoretical.

04

Proof over promises

How to verify that an agent’s work succeeded (tests, system state, review) instead of taking its word for it.

05

Guardrails that hold

Why permissions, approval gates, and execution limits have to live outside the model, not just in a prompt.

06

Questions to take back to your team

A short set of prompts to assess where your own process is ready for agents and where it isn’t.

The framework

AI-DLC starts with what an agent needs.

AI-DLC is the development lifecycle rebuilt around a simple fact: AI agents can now do real work inside it. That only pays off when the surrounding system gives each agent a defined job, the right context, the authority it needs and no more, and a way to prove it did the work.

In the webinar we walk through the lifecycle stage by stage and show what each of these eight requirements looks like in practice — using a real product-team example, not a slide of boxes.

Diagram: What an AI agent needs — eight requirements surrounding a central AI Agent.

01

Clear Goal

What outcome should the agent achieve, and how does it know it’s done?

02

Relevant Context

The business rules, constraints, and current facts the task depends on.

03

Skills & Instructions

How to approach the work: procedures, examples, expected outputs.

04

Tools & Access

Usable tools connected to the right systems, scoped to the task.

05

Guardrails

Enforced limits on actions, data, resources, and what needs approval.

06

Verification & Feedback

Evidence the work succeeded — tests, system results, review.

07

State & Recovery

A record of progress and a safe way to resume after interruption.

08

Human Oversight

Who owns the outcome, what needs a person, and how they intervene.

Team of people are working around and open conference table, listening to a OneSpring consultant.

Who should attend

Built for the people who own the process.

If you’re accountable for how product work gets done — not just which tools get bought — this is for you.

Product managers and product leaders — Deciding where agents fit in discovery, delivery, and launch.

Design and research leads — Keeping user insight and design judgment in a lifecycle that’s speeding up.

Engineering leads and architects — Setting the guardrails, verification, and access model agents operate under.

Founders and operators — Shipping with small teams and wanting to know what’s safe to hand off.

Your presenters

Two practitioners, one working process.

Jason and Robert run OneSpring’s design-and-build work and have spent the last two years rebuilding their own delivery process around agents. This is what they’ve learned.

Headshot of Jason Moccia, CEO and Chief AI Officer of OneSpring.

Jason Moccia

CEO & Chief AI Officer, OneSpring

Jason has spent two decades helping launch hundreds of products, connecting strategy, customer needs, and execution from first decision through launch and adoption. He now leads OneSpring’s work rebuilding business-critical applications — design-led and AI-built — and the delivery process behind it.

Headshot of Robert Grashuis, Partner and Chief Experience Officer of OneSpring.

Robert Grashuis

Partner & Chief Experience Officer, OneSpring

Robert has spent more than 25 years where design, technology, and strategy meet, turning complex business processes into products people can actually use. He leads OneSpring’s customer and user experience work for federal and commercial teams, and he’d rather show a working prototype than a slide deck.

About OneSpring

About OneSpring

We design and build business applications around the people who use them.

We design and build business applications around the people who use them.

OneSpring is an Atlanta-based AI solutions consultancy founded in 2005. We redesign and rebuild critical business applications too important to fail — design-led, AI-built, delivered in months, not years. Product research, design, and AI-native development in one team, working alongside yours.

OneSpring is an Atlanta-based AI solutions consultancy founded in 2005. We redesign and rebuild critical business applications too important to fail — design-led, AI-built, delivered in months, not years. Product research, design, and AI-native development in one team, working alongside yours.

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Find us at ProductCamp Atlanta.

ProductCamp is Atlanta’s community-run product unconference — a full day of sessions shaped by the people in the room. Stop by the OneSpring booth to talk through where agents fit in your lifecycle, and grab the “What an AI Agent Needs” checklist.

When

Friday, November 13, 2026 · 8:30 AM – 5:00 PM

Where

SCADshow, 1470 Spring Street NW, Atlanta, GA 30309

Cost

Free to attend · Registration opens October 23

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  • Is this technical training?

    No. It’s for people who own product process and outcomes. There will be a live example, but the focus is how the lifecycle and the roles change.

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Give your agents what they need. Give your team a process it can run.

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