Why DH-ADOM?
As AI agents move from assistants to software engineering participants, development needs explicit ownership, bounded delegation, lifecycle governance, evidence, and resumable state.
The publication package
Technical narrative, research positioning, limitations, and future work.
Normative semantics, schemas, state machines, and conformance requirements.
Executable demonstration of root routing, feature ownership, bounded delegation, and audit.
Implementation-neutral checks and end-to-end scenarios.
Reproducible task catalog and experimental protocol.
Prior-art review, standards mapping, and publication references.
Publication principle
The Root Agent orchestrates. The Feature Agent owns. The Specialist Agent assists. AI-SDLC governs development. ADLC governs agents. Evidence proves completion.