AI-First Delivery: A Practical Operating Model for AI-Assisted Teams
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AI-assisted development tools can accelerate planning, coding, testing, and review, but without structural discipline they also increase verification cost, review burden, security risk, and architectural drift. This paper presents AI-First Delivery (AIFD), a lightweight operating model for software teams that combines Kanban flow, Shape Up-style appetite constraints, Extreme Programming practices, and AI-assisted acceleration loops. AIFD introduces explicit gates, reusable artifacts, role stewardships, and a learning loop that turns recurring friction into system capability. The framework also identifies five common anti-patterns in AI adoption and proposes a phased roadmap for implementation. The core claim is simple: AI improves delivery only when embedded in a disciplined system; humans retain judgment, while AI accelerates execution, review, and learning.
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- 10.5281/zenodo.20360017
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- W7162185227
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- preprint
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- EN
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- Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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