Our company is changing its Software Development Lifecycle (SDLC). Curious to hear from others what theirs looks like overall + bottlenecks. Ours:- 1 week planning/retro, 6 weeks implementation (basically six 1-week sprints).- Standup now mainly demoing what Engineering/Design is working on, getting quick feedback from teammates.- Meetings are recorded/transcribed. Agents generate Product Requirement + System Design docs from those meetings.- Push to have non-engineers be able to commit code, but engineering still responsible for shipping it.Unsolved issues/bottlenecks:- Ephemeral test environments (per PR test environments) aren t 100% reliable yet.- No longer doing capacity planning, but it feels like we need to go back to it.- Code reviews. They re longer and there s more of them. Even more with non-engineers being able to @Cursor on Slack.- Design used to have Figma as the source of truth; now that they re heavily leaning on Claude Design, we don t get the linkage of Figma components to code components. We might solve this by moving from Cursor to Claude Code.