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Merchant branding rendered incorrectly
Case study
Agent orchestration
ARTiXANT ran an orchestrated squad of specialist AI agents to turn a European loyalty platform's designs and requirements into a working mobile SDK — architected, built, integrated into native host apps, and independently tested.
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The squad worked as a software delivery team rather than as a single general-purpose assistant. Every part of delivery had one owner.
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The orchestrator controlled task ownership, dependencies and handoffs. QA reported to the orchestrator, never to the agent whose work it was judging.

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When QA found problems, the orchestrator routed each one back to the agent that owned it and triggered a new test cycle. Three of the defects it caught:
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Merchant branding rendered incorrectly
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QR code left exposed while the app was backgrounded
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Lifecycle failures in the iOS host app
Reported · routed · fixed · re-tested
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The squad delivered:
Why it matters
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Agents work in parallel, but still follow dependencies and exchange structured handoffs.
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Independent QA judges the output, so no agent signs off on its own work.
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The trail stays legible — which agent owned what, what came back, and what was re-tested.
ARTiXANT combines this delivery model with human review to build and validate software faster, without hiding unresolved risk.
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