AI software development. Agents build. Seniors own it.
AI software development at Dudes means two senior developers design the whole system and orchestrate several specialised AI agents in parallel. A small team with a big team’s implementation capacity. Architecture, security, quality and the release stay with humans.
Is this you?
Companies buying software development
You want to know what actually happens when the work is done with AI agents — and who is responsible for the result.
CTOs with a full backlog
Your team is good, but capacity runs out. We bring seniors and agent capacity to deliver a bounded piece of the roadmap.
SaaS companies
A feature or integration needs to reach production fast without stalling your own roadmap.
What happens when you buy software development from us?
In a traditional software house, capacity grows by adding people: a project manager, an architect, more developers, a tester. Coordination grows at the same rate.
With us, capacity grows with agents. A senior developer breaks the work down, hands agents bounded tasks and reviews the results. One agent can build the integration while another writes the tests. The senior keeps the whole thing in hand.
Who does what
Seniors decide
Architecture, technology choices, scope, security and what gets released. None of these are the agent’s call.
Agents implement in parallel
Frontend, backend, integrations, tests, codebase analysis and documentation move at the same time as separate, reviewable tasks.
Review before merge
Every change goes through senior review. A second model can act as an extra reviewer, never as the final authority.
Tests and production
Automated tests, type checks and testing against a real environment. Releases include monitoring, logs and a rollback plan.
Senior plans. Agents build. Humans verify.
Agents run in parallel where dependencies permit. They don’t make production decisions.
- 01Goal & scope
- 02Architecture
- 03Bounded agent tasks
- 04Pull requests
- 05Human review
- 06Tests
- 07Release & monitoring
Where this way of working fits best
- ↗ New web apps and SaaS products
- ↗ Internal tools and admin panels
- ↗ API integrations and data flows
- ↗ Continuing existing codebases
- ↗ Adding test coverage to old code
- ↗ Codebase mapping and documentation
- Claude Code
- Codex
- Claude · GPT · Gemini
- Git & pull requests
- CI/CD
- Static analysis
- Browser tests
We pick the stack per project. These are common choices, not a menu.
Generated isn’t done. Verified is.
AI models make mistakes, and so do people. Our process is built to catch them before your users do: human review, tests suited to the risk and validation before release.
See what “done” means ↗How do we get started?
Three ways to start: a fixed-price bounded build sprint (€5,000 + VAT for the first week) for a bounded problem, an MVP project from idea to first release, or seniors plus agent capacity embedded in your existing team.
A small team, clear pricing and efficient delivery.
Small-team efficiency. AI agent capacity. You work directly with experienced developers. AI agents help with implementation, testing and automating repetitive tasks, so we can spend more time on the important decisions and on making sure the finished software works. Price and schedule are always set by the actual scope of the work.
Prices + VAT. The actual effort is agreed per scope. See pricing ↗
Fair questions.
Does AI replace developers?＋
Not here. AI adds implementation capacity. Someone still decides what to build, how to build it safely and when it’s done. That someone is a senior developer.
Is AI-written code safe?＋
Safety comes from the process, not from who typed the code. We check authentication, permissions and data handling separately and test the critical paths.
What data gets sent to the models?＋
That’s agreed up front. Sensitive data isn’t sent to a service just because it’s convenient. Where needed, we use private infrastructure or local models.
Is this faster or cheaper?＋
A small team with agent implementation capacity is often efficient, but we don’t promise a specific saving or timeline up front. Price and schedule are always set by the actual scope of the work. We show progress as working software, not status reports.
Read before you buy.
Let’s work out what’s worth building.
Describe the problem or show us the current repo. We’ll figure out where to start.
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