1. QED: AI Development Patterns
  2. Getting Started
  3. 1. Introduction
  4. 2. Philosophy and Mindset
  5. 3. Pattern Template
  6. The Six Laws of AI-Era Software Engineering
  7. 4. Overview
  8. 5. Law 1: Context Is the Universal Bottleneck
  9. 6. Law 2: Human Judgment Remains the Integration Layer
  10. 7. Law 3: Architecture Matters More Than Model Selection
  11. 8. Law 4: Build Infrastructure to Delete
  12. 9. Law 5: Orchestration Is the New Core Skill
  13. 10. Law 6: Speed and Knowledge Are Orthogonal
  14. Patterns by Domain
  15. 11. Architecture Overview
  16. 12. Core Architecture
  17. 13. System Architecture Diagram
  18. 14. AMP Architecture Overview
  19. 15. Thread Management at Scale
  20. 16. Real-Time Synchronization
  21. 17. Tool System Evolution
  22. 18. Multi-Agent Orchestration
  23. 19. Ink Yoga Reactive UI
  24. 20. Emerging Patterns
  25. 21. Collaborative AI Ecosystem
  26. 22. Implementation Overview
  27. 23. Execution Flow in Detail
  28. 24. Initialization Process
  29. 25. Real World Examples
  30. 26. Claude Code vs Anon Kode
  31. 27. Framework Selection Guide
  32. 28. Framework Wars Analysis
  33. 29. System Prompts and Model Settings
  34. 30. Feature Flag Integration
  35. 31. Building Your Own AMP
  36. 32. Migration Strategies
  37. 33. Operations Overview
  38. 34. Parallel Tool Execution
  39. 35. Lessons Learned
  40. 36. Performance at Scale
  41. 37. Observability and Monitoring
  42. 38. Deployment Guide
  43. 39. Performance Tuning
  44. 40. Security Overview
  45. 41. The Permission System
  46. 42. Authentication and Identity
  47. 43. Sharing and Permissions
  48. 44. Team Overview
  49. 45. Team Workflows
  50. 46. Enterprise Integration
  51. 47. From Local to Collaborative
  52. 48. Quality Overview
  53. 49. Risk Assessment
  54. Patterns by Risk Profile
  55. 50. Safe Starting Points
  56. 51. Patterns Requiring Safeguards
  57. 52. Critical Patterns
  58. Patterns by Context
  59. 53. Context Overview
  60. 54. Agile Patterns
  61. 55. Scaling Patterns
  62. 56. Governance Patterns
  63. 57. Compliance Patterns
  64. Learning Paths
  65. 58. Getting Started with AI Development
  66. 59. Enterprise Adoption Journey
  67. 60. Agency Playbook
  68. 61. Migration from Traditional Development
  69. Case Studies
  70. 62. AMP Implementation Cases
  71. Reference
  72. 63. API Reference
  73. 64. Taxonomy Guide
  74. 65. Pattern Index
  75. Analysis Queue
  76. 66. Research Overview
  77. 67. PRewrite: Reinforcement Learning Prompt Optimization
  78. 68. Cloudflare Code Mode MCP
  79. 69. Building Agents for Small Language Models
  80. 70. Building Better Agentic RAG Systems
  81. 71. Core Architecture - Agentic Systems
  82. 72. Lessons Learned - Production Implementation
  83. 73. Multi-Agent Research System
  84. 74. Parallel Tool Execution
  85. 75. Real World Examples - Claude Code
  86. 76. Slash Commands vs Subagents
  87. 77. The Lethal Trifecta for AI Agents
  88. 78. The Permission System
  89. 79. The Rise of Computer Use and Agentic Coworkers
  90. 80. Two Experiments on AI Agent Compaction
  91. 81. Beyond Chunks: Context Engineering
  92. 82. Collecting All Causal Knowledge
  93. 83. Command System Deep Dive
  94. 84. Execution Flow in Detail
  95. 85. Ink Yoga Reactive UI
  96. 86. System Prompts and Model Settings
  97. 87. Systematically Improving RAG
  98. 88. AI Will Change How We Build Startups
  99. 89. How To Become A Mechanistic Interpretability Researcher
  100. 90. Understanding LLMs: Mechanistic Interpretability
  101. 91. Evaluation Overview
  102. 92. Psychology of Trust in AI
  103. 93. ACE-FCA Context Engineering
  104. 94. AI Coding Efficiency
  105. 95. Google Gemini Nano
  106. 96. Distributed Systems Patterns
  107. 97. PRewrite: RL Prompt Optimization
  108. Archive
  109. 98. Previous Structures

AI Development Patterns: A Practitioner's Guide

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