Writing code is only one part of delivering software. An agentic development loop begins with the intent behind a change and continues until its impact can be observed in production.
That means understanding the product and the existing system, deciding what should change, implementing it across shared and platform-specific layers, verifying the result in the running application, releasing it safely, and learning from how the software behaves after deployment. Each step should produce context for the next one.
Cross-platform products make this especially difficult. A change that looks correct in the repository can still fail at the boundary between JavaScript and native code, behave differently across platforms, or create problems that only become visible after release.
This talk examines what it takes to close the full ADLC loop across mobile, web, and native. Drawing on Callstack's work in React Native and AI-native engineering, it maps the development system required to carry intent, context, and evidence through the entire lifecycle and turn agent output into dependable product outcomes.
This talk has been presented at AI Coding Summit NYC, check out the latest edition of this Tech Conference.

























