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Part three. We did not invent a new SDLC for agents. We put them into the Scrum most teams run, and kept the record: 311 build sessions, $3,268 at list price, 1,470 test runs judged on evidence, and the three things the record caught us getting wrong.
She wrote that the API contract belongs to an ontology rather than a data model. We built it, and found the part she did not say.
Mozilla.ai's John Dickerson says control is the new moat, and shipped Otari to prove it. He is right. Here is what that same conviction looks like flying in production: an agent fleet you can see, govern, and cost, frame by frame.
One build is a proof. A fleet is a practice. StellarView introduced itself with a Gang of Five vertical platforms, governed, documented, and running, with many more waiting in the libraries, demos, and templates.
Everyone talks about AI models. Very few talk about AI systems. Clare Kitching has been saying this for years. StellarView is the proof she is right.
