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Infosystems Jet Reduced Development Time by 30%: How an AI Agent Became a Supplement, Not a Replacement, for Programmers

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ASCN Team
31 July 2026
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At Infosystems Jet, developers faced a dilemma: how to increase development speed and code quality without expanding the workforce or increasing overtime. The solution came with the implementation of an AI agent, which took over routine tasks. As a result, development time was reduced by 30%, and programmers could focus on more complex and creative aspects of their work.

In the IT industry, especially in development, routine is not just boring, it's expensive. Writing boilerplate code, debugging simple errors, searching for information in documentation—all this takes hours from highly paid specialists who could be solving architectural problems or innovating. An AI agent is not a replacement; it's a tool that allows a developer to be what they should be: an engineer, not a typist. This not only saves money but also boosts team motivation.

The Reality of Development: Where Time Is Lost

The Infosystems Jet team regularly encountered typical tasks that consumed a significant portion of their working hours. This included writing boilerplate code, creating unit tests, formatting and refactoring, and searching for answers in extensive internal documentation. Each of these tasks was simple individually, but collectively they slowed down the development process and distracted programmers from solving more complex, creative problems.

Ultimately, highly qualified specialists spent a significant part of their day on mechanical work, which led to a decrease in their engagement and productivity. The likelihood of errors due to human factors increased, and project deadlines were constantly shifting. This was a classic case where "human resources" were being used inefficiently.

From Scripts to AI Agents: Why Old Approaches Didn't Work

Before this, the company actively used scripts and templating engines to automate some processes. However, they only worked with clearly defined and strictly formalized tasks. As soon as a request deviated from the template, manual intervention was required. For example, a script could generate a class framework, but filling it with logic, adapting it to a specific context, or writing a non-trivial test still required developer effort.

Therefore, Infosystems Jet concluded that a tool was needed that could not just execute commands according to a predefined algorithm, but understand context, adapt to changes, and suggest solutions based on the overall logic of the task. An AI agent became this solution, capable of mimicking a developer's cognitive processes, but with much greater speed and without fatigue.

How the AI Agent Was Designed for the Development Team

The AI agent was conceived as an intelligent assistant, deeply integrated into the development environment. Its primary task was not just to be an autocomplete feature, but a full-fledged partner capable of independently performing routine actions and suggesting optimizations. The agent's functionality included:

  • Code Generation. The agent could create boilerplate code, functions, classes, and even entire modules based on a textual description of the task.
  • Test Writing. For a given function or module, the agent generated unit tests covering key usage scenarios.
  • Refactoring and Optimization. The agent analyzed existing code and suggested refactoring options to improve readability and performance.
  • Information Retrieval and Aggregation. Integration with internal documentation and knowledge bases allowed the agent to quickly find necessary information and provide it to the developer in the context of the current task.
  • Debugging Assistance. The agent could analyze error logs and suggest possible causes and solutions.

A key principle was to maintain developer control. The agent did not make decisions independently but offered options that were then approved or adjusted by a human. This ensured high quality and adherence to corporate standards.

Implementation and Adaptation into Workflows

The implementation of the AI agent proceeded in stages, starting with a pilot group of developers. In the first phase, the agent was integrated into the IDE and used to generate simple functions and tests. The team actively collected feedback, which allowed for prompt refinement of functionality and improvement of interaction.

Special attention was paid to team training. Developers were explained how to use the agent most effectively, how to formulate requests to get the best results. It was important to show that the AI agent was not a competitor, but a powerful tool that freed up time for more interesting and complex tasks. Gradually, as developers saw real benefits, the agent became an indispensable part of their daily workflow.

Results Achieved

Metric Before AI Agent Implementation After AI Agent Implementation
Time spent on routine development tasks ~40% of working time ~10% of working time
Total project development time baseline 30% reduction
Amount of boilerplate code generated manual writing up to 70% generated by AI agent
Speed of writing unit tests N N + 50%

The 30% reduction in time spent on routine tasks allowed Infosystems Jet developers to focus on architecture, optimizing complex algorithms, and innovative solutions. This not only accelerated releases but also improved the overall quality of the software. Employees became more satisfied with their work as they could dedicate more attention to tasks requiring their unique skills and creative approach.

How to Implement This in Your Company

If your development team faces similar challenges, an AI agent can be a powerful growth catalyst. Here's where to start:

  • Identify Routine Tasks. Analyze which operations consume the most time for your programmers: code generation, tests, documentation, refactoring.
  • Start Small. Implement the AI agent incrementally, starting with a single function or team. This allows for quick feedback and minimizes risks.
  • Educate and Engage the Team. Explain the agent's benefits to developers, show how it can ease their work, and gather their suggestions for improvement.
  • Integrate with Existing Tools. The more organically the AI agent fits into the current development environment (IDE, version control systems), the faster it will be adopted by the team.

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