Case Studies
Case studies capture real and hypothetical incidents where agentic development introduced failures that traditional review and testing did not prevent.
They exist to make ADG concrete: what drift looks like in the wild, how it propagates, and why “it passed CI” is not a safety argument.
What belongs in a case study
Each case study SHOULD include:
- Summary (expanded narrative)
- Root Cause
- Tags (Industry / Pattern / Phase / Agent Type / Severity)
- ADG Prevention (which controls would have prevented or reduced impact)
Where the “how to use” guidance lives
Operational guidance for using case studies in adoption programs lives in: