About
Bernhard Keprt builds agentic software systems.
Bernhard Keprt builds the tools, workflows, and field notes behind AgenticPrime. His proof comes from appointmed, a bootstrapped healthcare SaaS used by thousands of customers, but the work points beyond one company: how software teams can use agents without giving up taste, judgment, or release discipline.
The perspective is practical because the work has to survive production. It touches real users, release pressure, legacy decisions, healthcare constraints, and the normal cost of being wrong. AgenticPrime turns that pressure into reusable patterns for teams that want agents to do real engineering work.
The proof source
Over ten years, appointmed grew into a profitable healthcare SaaS with about 3,500 customers and roughly €2M ARR. The engineering system changed with it. Today, production code is written through agents by default, while human ownership stays with product direction, architecture, review depth, and release risk.
That shift did not remove engineering discipline. It made it more visible. Tickets need better context, tests need to catch the right failures, and code review needs to focus on intent, safety, and business impact rather than who typed the lines.
Developer tools and workflows
AgenticPrime turns those lessons into reusable material for software teams: developer tools, workflow patterns, readiness checks, prompts, repo hygiene, verification habits, and field notes from the edge of agentic development.