Product meaning
What the product is trying to remain.
Control for agent work
Keep repeated agent changes under product control.
Agents can already write code. The harder problem is keeping product meaning, boundaries, and continuity intact after repeated changes. ADSM, Agent Driven Software Management, is the control layer around repeated LLM-agent work.
What actually breaks
After several agent changes, the product can lose its memory.
That memory includes why a decision exists, which boundaries must hold, what the owner already accepted, and what the next agent must not reinterpret. The risk is not bad code alone; it is the disappearance of product intent.
A prompt is not memory
Prompt engineering drives the car. ADSM builds the track.
A prompt is an instruction for the next action. Product context is durable operating memory. Prompt engineering improves a specific maneuver; ADSM designs the governed environment where agent work happens.
What ADSM keeps outside the chat
Meaning, constraints, task framing, reports, validation, review, and updated context stay durable.
Constraints
What must not be broken or reinterpreted.
Task framing
What the next change is actually supposed to do.
Reports and review
What happened and what the owner accepted.
Iteration loop
One change leaves product memory for the next task.
- The owner frames the task. The next change starts from explicit product intent.
- The agent works inside documented product context. Meaning and boundaries are already in place.
- The result is validated and reviewed. The owner checks whether the change still fits the product.
- Reports and decisions update the context. The next task inherits what was learned.
- The next task starts from product memory. The chat is not the only source of continuity.
Who controls what
The agent executes. The owner governs. TeqFW makes the structure predictable.
The agent executes the change, the owner governs meaning, boundaries, acceptance, review, and direction, and TeqFW gives the JavaScript product a predictable structure that agents can inspect and change more safely.
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