#Context

Claude Code token costs usually come from bloated context, not just long prompts. These 7 practical tactics help reduce waste without hurting quality.

You can get a working demo out of an AI coding agent in an hour. That first hour is the trap. The...

For the past four months, I have been exploring the Spring ecosystem, learning about architectures,...

How Fixing My AI Coding Pitfalls Rescued My .NET Development Time Everyone talks about AI...

Cursor AI forgets your DI patterns, Clean Architecture boundaries, and EF Core conventions every session. Here's a 4-rule persistence framework that locks your architecture into the AI's long-term memory — install in 60 seconds.

When you hit the “Place Order” button, that event triggers a series of steps, including inventory...

If you’ve built a RAG (Retrieval-Augmented Generation) system in the past year, you’ve probably hit the wall where your LLM returns confidently wrong answers, cites information that doesn’t exist, or

Disclosure up front: I maintain one of the five libraries tested (SignalTree), and it's the one that...

Understanding When and Where Angular's Dependency Injection Actually Works If you have...

How I Finally Got an MCP Server Running with .NET 9 Last Tuesday, a Slack DM from our...

Lessons from building a fast, reliable scientific agent with local open-weight models, vLLM, and long-context infrastructure

A retrospective on my MS thesis, the leaderboard it placed on, and the LLM shift that has reshaped the field since.

In this article, you will learn how prompt engineering changes fundamentally when applied to agentic AI systems, and what principles and patterns enable reliable agent behavior at scale.

"Coding agents deliver speed. With lifecycle context in GitLab, enterprises address shallow fixes and longer review cycles."

This article shows the basic principles to implement a context pruning pipeline for long-running agents, based on conversational continuity and semantic relevance.

This is the sixth article in a series on agentic engineering and AI-driven development. Read part one here, part two here, part three here, part four here, and part five here.…

This is the seventh article in a series on agentic engineering and AI-driven development. Read part one here, part two here, part three here, part four here, part five here, and part six here.…