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Thinking about AI, architecture, and the future of building software.
A graph stores relationships, not passages. That single property decides what it is for, and what it should never be asked to do.
The development lifecycle I built and run: zero-friction capture, agent-researched definition, parallel execution, and four tiers of validation.
AI doesn't just help you code faster. It changes what a studio can realistically build and ship, and how fast.
A deep dive into building a multi-stage AI generation pipeline on AWS: event-driven ingestion, LLM-as-judge evaluation, and migrating from SNS/SQS to Step Functions.
Lessons from shipping real AI assistant systems. Not chatbot demos, but production-grade tools that handle complex workflows.
Production prompt engineering is about reliability, cost, and maintainability, not clever tricks.
How to design AI workflows that handle repetitive engineering tasks like triage, review, and deploy verification.