The code writes itself. Now what? The bottleneck isn’t your engineers anymore

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By Raghav Bansal, Management Consultant, Avalon Consulting

Imagine handing a rough napkin sketch to a team of engineers and getting a fully built, tested, and documented feature back — not in weeks, but by end of week. That’s not a fantasy anymore but a usual working day in companies that have adopted agentic AI development tools.

Tools like Kiro and Cursor are quietly reshaping how software gets built. For any entrepreneur or technologist who hasn’t fully reckoned with what this means for your teams, your costs, and your competitive position, now is the time to pay attention.

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Modern agentic AI tools today are different though – it’s not just what they can do but it’s how they do it. These tools work inside your software delivery lifecycle (SDLC) like a virtual team member who never sleeps, never loses context, and never...

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