Fullstack Org Consultant: Claude Code to C-Level
Agentic EngineeringOrg Consulting10X Org

Your AI is fast.Your org isn't?

I help leaders design & evolve organizations for the agentic AI agenot just buy Copilot licenses and spread them across silos.

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High-profile Clients Over The Years
BMW GroupBoehringer IngelheimRovioFlixBusPandaDocPosterXINGCOMFYPrivatBankING BankSkyUp Airlines
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Speaking

Invite Alexey for keynotes and leadership sessions

“Organizational redesign for the AI age” and other topics.Book a call →
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Get the 10X ORG — an Amazon #1 bestseller on how to redesign organizations that perform by maximizing human + artificial intelligence.

How I think about AI adoption

Performance = AI Fluency Team Flow Org Fit

Most AI adoption strategies invest in individual fluency of the so-called “individual contributors” and wonder why org-wide impact never lands. I came to realize there are three layers that multiply to produce the desired global effect.

01 — Fluency

Fluency

person to tool

Can you put AI to work in your own job, end to end?

The layer everyone’s on right now and where almost the whole training budget goes. This is a necessary but not sufficient condition for success.

02 — Flow

Flow

team to work

Can work move through the team without stalling, no queues, no choke points?

Pipelines, guardrails, reviews, tests, humans in the loop and outside of it — not skills you learn individually, but a collective system you design at a team and multi-team level.

03 — Fit

Fit

organization to value

Is that work pointed at real customer outcomes, not just output?

When org design fits the strategy, local speed turns into global performance. When it doesn’t, you just make the wrong thing faster.

These three layers multiply and the weakest one sets the ceiling.

Alexey Krivitsky

As a full-stack consultant, I operate across all three layers — AI Fluency, Team Flow & Org Fit. Talk to me to get a custom offer that matches your organization’s maturity to drive the impact.

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Training & Workshops

Why work with and learn from Alexey

  1. Alexey uniquely works at the intersection of Org Design & AI: adjusting how organizations are designed for the reality of AI.
  2. A seasoned org consultant and software engineer: Alexey’s CV
  3. Creator & Trainer of the Professional Agentic Product Engineering guide: agentic-engineering.guide
  4. Inventor of the first People + AI change system: Org Topologies
  5. Writer of the bestselling book on elevating human intelligence in the age of AI: 10X ORG
  6. Deep experience in large-scale product development long before AI, legacy codebases included: Poster POS case study
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Change Program

The Agentic Shift Program

30–90 days · onsite & remote

I am offering “The Agentic Shift Program” to help organizations improve AI fluency while also focusing on flow and fit. Most AI engineering programs focus on individual AI fluency.

I work with clients at the AI × OD intersection, adjusting Organizational Design to the reality of the new AI world.

Everyone seems faster individually with AI. But then how come we are already behind our yearly roadmap? — Paula, Head of Product, 10X ORG

Historically, we have been cutting organizations into narrow mandates since the pin factory — by function, then by domain, then by “value stream” — and customer value crosses whatever line was drawn. So the new speed piles up at the boundaries instead of reaching the customer. A Ferrari effect, as we call it.

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Who it’s for: engineers, their teams, and the leadership above them, together. Three teams upward.

What I need from you: access to your people, to how the work really runs today, and one real customer outcome we can follow end to end.

What we do

Thirty to ninety days working all three layers — AI Fluency × Team Flow × Org Fit — at once, with engineers, their teams and leadership in the same room. We follow one or several real customer outcomes from end to end, and learn to deliver them within the updated working system with people + AI.

Fluency— person to tool

Built on the Professional Agentic Product Engineering guide.

  • Your engineers learn to write work rather than prompts: scoped, with the right context attached, running to done behind guardrails instead of being watched. Not a course — weeks on your own backlog and your own legacy code, until it is how they work.

Flow— system to work

Orchestration, fleet ops, the agent execution layer — built on the Professional Agentic Product Engineering guide.

  • One set of practices and one vocabulary across teams. New rules for review, for “done”, for handover, since the old ones assume a human typed the code. Quality gates that hold when nobody did. And the human taken out of the queue — agents produce in minutes, then the work waits days for one reviewer.

Fit— organization to value

Built on 10X ORG and Org Topologies.

  • We map where your teams actually are, and widen mandates instead of drawing new boxes. Your database expert stays the database expert; payments stops being a team and becomes a skill that travels. Levels and promotion criteria move too, or people widen for a quarter and then go back to whatever gets them promoted.

What you end with

Fluency and Flow are things you achieve. Fit is something you keep losing, because value keeps moving. So you do not end with a finished structure — you end with teams who can find the next boundary and widen past it without me.

Based on Org Topologies and 10X ORG.

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Bootcamps

Multi-Team Agentic Engineering

1–3 days · on site or remote · 10–100 participants, demonstrating the scaled product engineering practices with AI

Coding agents made individual engineers dramatically faster. In most organizations that speed never reaches the customer. It stops between people and between teams — waiting on a review, on another team’s module, on someone’s agreement. Adding agent capacity makes the waiting more visible without making it shorter.

Two things have to be true before agentic speed turns into delivered value. People have to be genuinely fluent with agents. And the work has to be able to flow across the teams that touch it. Most training stops at the first.

Most AI coding trainings stop at individual fluency. Team flow stays as low as before, held back by pre-AI constraints like inter-team dependencies and knowledge gaps.

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Who it’s for: engineering teams and their leads.

Part one— Fluency: person to tool

Built on the Professional Agentic Product Engineering guide.

  • Participants learn to work with coding agents the way professionals do: scoping work rather than writing prompts, controlling what the agent sees, and letting it run to done behind guardrails instead of supervising it keystroke by keystroke. Hands on a real codebase throughout. Skeptics change their minds when the thing they built works, not when someone explains it to them.

Part two— Flow: system to work

Built on 10X ORG and Org Topologies.

  • Participants then work as three or more teams on a shared codebase, delivering a change that no single team can complete alone. They do it under the boundaries most organizations have today, and again with those boundaries redrawn around the customer outcome. Same people, same agents, same change. The difference in how the work moves is the lesson, and the room produces it first-hand rather than hearing it described.

What you leave with

  • Working agentic practice your engineers can use the next day
  • A first-hand feel for where that new speed is lost between teams
  • A clear view of what narrow ownership costs once agents are in play
  • The version of this question that applies to your own boundaries
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Training

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In-house training for engineering and leadership teams.

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Alexey Krivitsky — Curriculum Vitae

I've spent twenty years at the intersection of software engineering, organizational change, and management — and now I build with AI every day.

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Software engineer

I started as a software developer in Kyiv in 2000 — Perl, Visual Basic, Java. Later came .NET and Ruby on Rails. Two decades of building systems. Now it is all anew with AI. Or is it not?

Community builder & producer

In 2005 and for 10 years to come I was leading the agile movement in Ukraine. I produced Agile Eastern Europe and Agile Rock Conference — the region's largest agile events. I coached hundreds of product teams in various countries and companies.

Org consultant

Since 2010, I've consulted on small and large-scale product development — for clients like Poster — toward higher adaptiveness and resilience.

Org Topologies creator

In 2022, with Roland Flemm as a sparring partner, we created Org Topologies — to help our clients drive deeper, more structural organizational transformations. The mapping technique that emerged shows where your organization is, why it's stuck, and what to improve.

Best-selling writer

In Feb 2026, I published 10X ORG, co-authoring with Roland Flemm and Craig Larman — #1 on Amazon in Management Science. The book makes one argument: AI amplifies whatever organizational design was already in place. So we say: Redesign, then AI — and that's what I help my clients these days.

Based in Munich. And happy to talk.

Meet Alexey

Where to catch me speaking, training, or hosting. Reach out if you'll be in the room.

  1. Past · Jun 23, 2026
    Germany · Co-organizer
  2. Past · Jun 24–25, 2026
    Germany · Co-host · 50-seat, sponsor-free CTO bootcamp on agentic engineering and org design
  3. Past · Jul 28, 2026
    Germany · Co-organizer
  4. Past · Sep 1–3, 2026
    Japan · Trainer
  5. Past · Sep 7–8, 2026
    Singapore · Trainer
  6. Upcoming · Sep 21–22, 2026
    Czech Republic · Keynote Speaker
  7. Upcoming · Oct 8–9, 2026
    Belgium · Keynote Speaker
  8. Upcoming · Oct 14–15, 2026
    Netherlands · Trainer
  9. Upcoming · Oct 16, 2026
    Netherlands · Host · Keynote Speaker