The Domain-Grounded AIDLC Sprint
An opinionated 2-week sprint to eliminate rogue domain logic by anchoring your AI-accelerated SDLC in a deterministic Domain-Specific Language (DSL).
The Domain-Grounded AIDLC Sprint
2-Week Architectural SprintThe Problem
Large Language Models excel at generating code quickly, but they operate entirely on statistical probabilities. When unleashed on an enterprise codebase with only natural language requirements, AI agents and Copilots confidently guess. They invent parallel business rules and unauthorized state transitions. This creates rogue domain logic that pushes a massive cognitive load downstream, taxing your most senior engineers with untangling hallucinated business rules in code review.
The Solution
I install a permanent Domain-Grounded AI Harness that systemically prevents AI-generated business logic errors before they bottleneck your pull requests. We do not boil the ocean. Instead of attempting a multi-year effort to map your enterprise, I apply the Bounded Context principle from Domain-Driven Design. By extracting a targeted slice of your core domain rules into an executable Domain-Specific Language (DSL) and injecting it directly into your AI workflow, we establish an automated, deterministic pre-flight check for your agents.
Why This Works
Methodology & Timeline
Delivery Mechanics for the 2-week sprint:
Targeted Domain Extraction (The Bounded Context)
Rapid Metamodeling & Harness Engineering
Air-Gapped Delivery & Zero-Access Integration
Handover & Implementation Alignment
What You Walk Away With
Core Deliverables owned by your engineering team at the end of the sprint:
Financial Structure & Authorization
Investment is €19,500 (Excl. VAT). The engagement launches on the mutually agreed date specified in the SOW, unlocking immediate architectural safety for your engineering team.
Satisfaction Guaranteed
Operational Assumptions: Maintaining the fixed-scope 2-week delivery timeline is contingent upon the availability of your designated engineering stakeholders and a maximum 48-hour turnaround on intermediate schema reviews. Any review cycles exceeding this 48-hour SLA will automatically extend the final sprint delivery date by an equal duration to protect the integrity of the system.