Ahh, I tend to find software based engineering skills and workflows as the agentic engineering patterns.

I distilled multiple software books into these flows and skills. With more books to come.

Here is an example https://github.com/ryanthedev/code-foundations

You haven’t heard of spec driven development?!? Haha.

CLIs are dead. Long live the skill. Which is a wrapper around the CLI! Haha.

I created my own Claude skill to enforce this and be sure it weaves in all the best practices we learned.

https://github.com/ryanthedev/code-foundations

I’m currently working on a checklist and profile based code review system.

Skills? Money?

doh! I messed up. Thank you

turtle, turtle...

It's really going to be interesting to see how this tech evolves.

1000000% agree. That's a problem I'm working on right now. I did learn about hooks, which is a way to constantly remind it. But that's too generic.

At some point I plan to do some ralph wiggum loop stuff maybe to hash out the best way for triggers to work.

I'm reading up on this right now.

Here's some prior work that might be interesting: https://scottspence.com/posts/how-to-make-claude-code-skills...

Edit: I realise it might look kind of weird I posted this link in 2 comments on this thread - disclaimer I am not the author of that random blog post, just sharing what I found!