
Context Engineering
Most agent failures aren't model failures — they're context failures. A coding agent spends a weekend modernizing dead code, and we unpack the skill that decides whether an agent ships: context engineering.
The podcast
Each episode, we sit with someone who uses AI in their real job: designers, founders, teachers, support leads, engineers. We take apart the prompts and workflows they actually rely on. No hype. No stage demos.

Most agent failures aren't model failures — they're context failures. A coding agent spends a weekend modernizing dead code, and we unpack the skill that decides whether an agent ships: context engineering.

Why support prompts are policy documents, how they get reviewed, and the one rule that stops agents from promising ship dates.

The unglamorous truth of AI in analytics: the SQL is the easy part. The hard part is getting three executives to agree on what “active” means.

Using models as critique partners rather than generators — and why the work gets better the moment you stop asking for designs and start asking for arguments.

Why PromptsBuddy exists, what a community-run prompt library should and shouldn't be, and the three rules we start with: tested, attributed, versioned.