Use case · AI-augmented Engineering

Agents that know who your products are for

AI agents write requirements, test cases, code and documentation in minutes. rygg gives them the knowledge about users and contexts of use that they cannot get from code or tickets, and every suggestion shows where it comes from.

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Agent reads, suggests, a human reviews, the result becomes part of the graph.

Situation

  • Agents write quickly, but they do not know who uses your products, under what conditions and to what end.
  • Without that knowledge they fill gaps with plausible assumptions. Reviewing those assumptions takes the time the agents saved.
  • Documents and wikis can be searched by agents, but text alone does not tell them what is verified, what is outdated and what contradicts something else.

Questions the graph answers

Every answer shows its source and whether it is evidence or assumption.

  1. Who uses this function, under what conditions, with which goal?
  2. Which user requirement does this test case cover?
  3. Which terms do users use for this task?
  4. Which use errors are known for this kind of interaction?
  5. Is this statement verified, and by whom?
  6. Which human source backs this suggestion?

What rygg provides

  • The graph as a knowledge layer for your agents, through an API, for example as an MCP server
  • Provenance for every answer: source nodes from ontology, context and evidence
  • Approval by people: agent suggestions enter the graph only after a human has verified them
  • Defined terms from the ontology, so agents and teams use the same words
  • Operation, maintenance and monitoring of agent queries

Who works with it

  • Software and systems engineering
  • Test and validation
  • Technical documentation
  • Service and support
  • Platform and AI teams

What you can measure

Examples. We agree on metrics we can influence, not on your revenue.

  • Share of agent suggestions backed by provenance
  • Share of suggestions approved without changes
  • Questions agents could not answer, turned into research questions
  • Time from agent suggestion to verified result

How it starts

We start with one team and one type of agent task, for example test cases from requirements. The pilot shows how often agents query the graph and how many suggestions pass review.

Package: Pilot · 4 to 8 weeks

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