Build the Skills. Ship the Artifacts. Change How Your Team Works.
12 Weeks
Structured program
6 Sessions
Trainer-led, 4 hours each
3 Roles
Product, Dev, and Testing together
Daily
Embedded Engineer coaching
Workshops Teach. Habits Require Something More.
Most AI training ends when the session ends. The DLP is built around a different premise: that changing how a team works requires daily reinforcement on real work, not slides and good intentions.
Day 1
Tools Without Habits Don't Stick
Teams get AI access and maybe a workshop. Without daily reinforcement on real work, usage stays shallow and inconsistent regardless of the tooling.
Notes ≠
Training Produces Notes, Not Artifacts
Most programs end with slides and summaries. The DLP ends every session with committed skill files in your team's actual repositories.
3 Roles
Siloed Learning Breaks the Artifact Chain
When Product, Dev, and Testing learn separately, the chain falls apart. Every DLP session brings all three roles into the room together.

Two Roles. One Consistent Standard.
The DLP runs on a dual delivery model so techniques get introduced and habits get built at the same time, on real work. Not in theory.
Track Lead
Senior trainer-coach delivering six half-day workshops. Sessions land at the start of each two-week block, setting the agenda for the Embedded Engineer's daily coaching.
Embedded AI Engineer
A dedicated coach working alongside your team every day between sessions, applying concepts to real work, building habits, and extracting reusable skill files from actual project context.
Two Loops, One Artifact Chain
Each session produces a committed artifact your team uses the next morning. Every two weeks builds on the last until the full chain is assembled.
Acceptance Criteria Generation
Working AC skill file, ready to use with the Embedded Engineer the next morning
Unit Test Generation
Test generation skill file built from real stories and Acceptance Criteria
Test Planning
Full Acceptance Criteria to Tests to Test Plans chain assembled

Prompt Evaluation
Working evaluator for the primary skill file; first iteration cycle
Skills
Skill file meeting transferability standard; peer-reviewed artifact
Agents & Workflows
First bounded agent or workflow with a commitment statement for continued adoption

Moving Your Team from Stage 2 to Stage 4
The DLP is designed to move your team across the Autonomy Inflection Point, where teams stop needing permission for every AI action and start directing AI output instead.
2
Permissions
Human does the work. AI assists with permission on every step.
Role: Doer
3
Task
Autonomy emerges. AI acts on single tasks independently.
Inflection Point
4
Workflow
AI drafts across systems. Human reviews output.
Role: Reviewer
The jump from Stage 2 to Stage 3 requires turning permissions off, demanding new skills, governance, and trust. The DLP builds the habits to cross this threshold safely.
Artifacts, Not Notes
Every session ends with committed files in participants' real repositories. Not summaries or action items.
Acceptance Criteria Skill Files
Generate specific, testable AC from backlog stories
Test Plan Skill Files
Assemble full coverage plans from AC and tests
Peer-Reviewed, Transferable Skill Files
Any team member can use and get consistent results
Test Generation Skill Files
Produce unit tests from real stories and AC
Evaluators
Measure and improve skill file output quality
Bounded Agents and Workflows
Chain skills into repeatable, governed automation
