New to this library, not necessarily new to the world.
A six-talk editorial route through production-agent operating decisions: expected value, control boundaries, durable execution, bounded planning, lifecycle evaluation, and human agency. AI Engineer curates the source playlist; the speakers remain the sources for their claims.
AI Engineer · Source dated 6 Aug 2025
Jason Liu presents a personal operating model for long-running agent work: named project threads, reviewable context, reusable skills, scheduled wake-ups, observable goal checks, and monitor threads that coordinate downstream work. He also discusses the limits of broad computer access, live-connector evaluation, token-intensive workflows, and cross-project memory.
AI Engineer · Source dated 24 Jul 2026
A manually reviewed selection of Pragmatic Engineer conversations with Uday Kiran Medisetty, Maggie Appleton, Matt Pocock, Tibo Sottiaux, Martin Fowler, Dex Horthy, Boris Cherny, Mario Zechner and Armin Ronacher, Laura Tacho, Hillel Wayne, Mitchell Hashimoto, Kent Beck, Peter Steinberger, Grady Booch, Steve Yegge, DHH, Dax Raad, Charity Majors, and Addy Osmani. Topics include developer platforms, design prototyping, reusable skills, agent workflows, context and harness design, TDD and verification, architecture, measurement, accountability, and open-source governance. Practitioner observations, product-team claims, and forecasts are not controlled findings.
The Pragmatic Engineer
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Eight selected conversations with Jinjing Liang, Gil Feig, Ben Vinegar, Thorsten Ball, Li Yin, Quinn Slack, Mario Zechner, and Peter Steinberger from Mayank Gupta's broader interview playlist. Topics include agent harnesses, parallel worktrees, inspectable session history, review, architecture, model economics, and durable context. Product claims and forecasts remain the guests' accounts, not independently verified results.
Mayank Gupta
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A manually reviewed selection from the David Ondrej Podcast featuring Armin Ronacher, Dexter Horthy, Thorsten Ball, Matt Pocock, Kun, and Magnus Müller. The conversations examine how agentic engineering shifts attention from code generation toward product judgment, architecture, working environments, context, orchestration, verification, and small adaptable harnesses. Practitioner observations and forecasts are not controlled findings.
David Ondrej
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