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intelligent Engineering: In Practice

Principles are easy. Application is hard. I’ve written about intelligent Engineering principles and the skills needed to build with AI. But I kept getting the same question: “How do I actually set this up on a real project?” This post answers that question. I’ll walk through the complete setup, using...

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Context Engineering for AI-Assisted Development

Same model, different tools, different results. If you’ve used Claude Sonnet in Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot, and Windsurf, you’ve noticed this. The model is identical, but the behavior varies. This isn’t magic. It’s context engineering.

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intelligent Engineering: Principles for Building With AI

Software engineering is changing. Again. I’ve spent the last two years applying AI across prototyping, internal tools, production systems, and team workflows. I’ve watched it produce an elegant solution in seconds, then confidently generate code calling APIs that don’t exist. I’ve seen it save hours on boilerplate and cost hours...

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Patterns for AI assisted software development

Moving beyond tools: habits, prompts, and patterns for working well with AI In the last post — AI for Software Engineering, not (only) Code Generation — we explored how AI is transforming software engineering beyond just writing code. Now, let’s look at what that means for teams and individuals in...

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