- AI already helps analysts decompose large tasks and establish code and product acceptance requirements and criteria. Analysts can take this information into account, as decomposing performed by AI, is highly likely to correspond to community standards and approaches used in model learning.
- AI in design. In our opinion, this is one of the issues almost solved in practice. AI already helps with basic user interface design for MVP. This allows teams implementing the prototype to save on front-end development, since as a rule there is no need for design at that stage, and to leave complex interactive design elements for designers and front-end developers. Once AI has created the basis for app pages, designers can turn to user interface logic and mechanics.
- AI helps ensure the continuity of the development process. The development teams can use AI to write large amounts of code, but AI can also be employed to generate test coverage for a given piece of code. Thus, AI speeds up the development on the whole and increases the process continuity.
- The first code prototypes: a software developer can quickly get the first draft prototype using AI. When developers are not sure where to start from, or they face challenges in task decomposition, the AI-generated code provides one of the skeleton options for further development.
- Minor updates of existing code: AI is perfect for minor code changes and updates. The main thing here is not to try too hard and state the request correctly, since there is a risk that you receive the brand-new code, and a minor update turns into full-scale development. However, developers can use AI to find bugs, improve previously written software and enter adjustments according to specific criteria.
- Analysis of plans and search for the best development path: AI provides an opportunity to analyze road maps and coordinate plans and development speed. This significant advantage is implemented in teams of 10 experts and more. AI tracks projects performance, improves predictions and finds the best way for tasks completion and assignment.
- Complex coding requirements: projects often impose on developers conflicting requirements, that are absolutely impossible to satisfy. Solving such issues is the task of communication between the product owner and the project manager and the business customer. AI is useless here, because such situations are non-routine and change dynamically, and there are no precedents within the learning sample.
- AI is unable to predict specific requirements for development in your company, so AI-generated code could not satisfy corporate safety and performance requirements. For this, among other things, such development standards, as PEP8, etc., are elaborated. This makes it possible to teach AI systems, and then generate code using the same standards.
- AI works best in a narrowly defined area. It can create the code which solves specific tasks, but such solutions will not be perfectly aligned with the overall product. We need a developer, who would be able to align all developed software in terms of style and function.
- Suggest new code lines, recognizing the code of the task being implemented;
- Introduce small corrections in real time, e.g., as related to syntax; automatically add line-end strokes, closing brackets, etc.;
- Supplement branching operators with all required commands. Thanks to these tools, developers can concentrate on the creative aspect of coding.
- Successful projects involve thorough planning and assessment, as well as budget compliance. AI can analyze previous projects, collect data on resources allocated, and recommend the assessment for similar new projects. Such assessments help the company make a decision on the advisability of participation in a project with existing resources.
- Once resources are allocated, AI helps predict the results. Namely, automated project tracking platforms use these data to manage:
- Project timing and stages;
- Budget and resource planning;
- Scope of project;
- Workflows.