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From Ticket to Production: A Practical AI Workflow for Developers

Marko M.10 min readJul 8, 2026Technology

Marko M.10 min read

Contents:

The mindset

Step 1 - Start with understanding, not coding

Step 2 - Challenge the requirements

Step 3 - Give AI context

Step 4 - Plan before you build

Step 5 - Implement in small, reviewable steps

Step 6 - Let AI think like a tester

Step 7 - Generate a manual QA checklist

Step 8 - Review before opening the pull request

Step 9 - Don't skip documentation

Step 10 - Tailor release notes

Common mistakes when using AI

What AI still shouldn't do

Final thoughts

Spread the word:

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