Anthropic is clearly pushing to own the scaffolding that everyone uses.
...sly simple. The hardest part is the TUI but those aren't that hard given enough agentic engineering, and in some agentic harnesses you don't even need a UI.
Topic: agentic engineering
8 chunks · 5 episodes
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- agentic engineering appears in 8 chunks across 5 episodes, from 2026-02-09 to 2026-03-17.
- Its densest episode is Bits and Bobs 3/9/26 (2026-03-09), with 4 observations on this topic.
- Semantically it travels with llms, fixed cost, and team member, while by chunk count it sits between Ethan Mollick and diminishing return.
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Agentic engineering allows you to actually do the P2s.
Agentic engineering allows you to actually do the P2s. The P2s are often small, annoying things. Lots of work, little benefit. Shoveling-shit kinds of bugs. Previously a...
When agentic engineering, you need at least two projects going simultaneously.
When agentic engineering, you need at least two projects going simultaneously. With only one, every so often while waiting for the LLM you might wander off to social media wh...
LLMs take away the puzzle part of programming.
...rd stuff to you. Now you're 100% thinking about the hard part when you're doing agentic engineering.
This week I heard about a software consulting company struggling with agentic engineering.
This week I heard about a software consulting company struggling with agentic engineering. Their business is about helping companies modernize their software projects. They charge by how long it takes them to do the project. Previously, pr...
With agentic engineering, features that were once nice-to-haves are now just haves.
With agentic engineering, features that were once nice-to-haves are now just haves. It's so easy to add features, there's no reason not to.
We assume software is a rigid artifact that works in a precise, preprogrammed way as a monolith.
...as a foundation of all of the value they create. But that's no longer the case! Agentic Engineering allows software to adapt and evolve on its own.
Karpathy has spoken, enlightened AI-driven engineering is called "Agentic Engineering."
Karpathy has spoken, enlightened AI-driven engineering is called "Agentic Engineering." Vibecoding was being applied too broadly. Vibecoding is about writing code you wouldn't have bothered to write before: lightly held, possibly throw...