Learnings from the Google Prompt Engineering Paper and others

The gap between basic and expert prompt engineering is smaller than you think. While many teams plateau after mastering basics like “be specific” and “provide examples,” the real breakthroughs come from understanding how different model families interpret instructions, context, tools, and examples. After extensive research into official documentation from OpenAI,

LLM Idioms

An LLM idiom is a pattern or format that models tend to recognize implicitly — conventions their training has reinforced and their internal representations can use without extra explanation. These are the native languages of AI systems. To me, this is one of the most important concepts in prompt engineering. I

Claude Code vs. Cursor

AI coding assistants have reshaped how developers write, review, and maintain code. Two standout tools take different approaches: Claude Code operates as an autonomous terminal agent for complex, multi-step engineering tasks, while Cursor brings real-time AI assistance into the familiar VS Code-style editing workflow. Understanding their core

How I Automated Our Monthly Product Updates with Claude Code

From tedious manual work to comprehensive automated analysis in one afternoon 0:00 /2:41 1× If you're like me, you probably dread writing those monthly product update emails. You know the ones – where you have to comb through dozens (or hundreds) of commits across multiple repositories, trying

What is Context Engineering?

The term "prompt engineering" surged after ChatGPT launched in late 2022. It began as a practical toolkit for getting better responses from AI: be explicit, add examples, write role-playing instructions, and experiment with the prompt optimization patterns many teams reached for first. As I've written

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