The Right Context, Not All of It
Written deliberately as a lesson rather than a product story, taught through The Curator v3.80.0.
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Written deliberately as a lesson rather than a product story, taught through The Curator v3.80.0.
We are learning to build and ship real digital products using AI coding agents. The gap between idea and shipped product is no longer technical, it is contextual.
In the first article, I named the phases: Context Engineering, The Build Phase, Production and Deployment. That naming had an unintentional effect. By calling Phase One “Context Engineering,” I implied that context engineering was something you did once — at the beginning — and then left behind.
A practitioner's comparison of three coding-agent philosophies.
A Two-Year Journey From Fiction to Reality (and the Creativity Blockers Still Holding Us Back)
A personal narrative of the shift from "learning to code" to "directing intelligence", tracing the tools from early agents to orchestration.
New essays from From Lab to Life arrive on Substack before they reach this library.
A complete non-technical manual on LLMs. Covers how they work and what they are not, the training process, in-context learning, and the "stochastic parrot" debate.