Workshop lays out four workflows for AI-native software development
Al_Grigor · x · 2026-07-22
The post says coding agents now write code faster than humans can read it, so the developer’s job is shifting from typing to specifying, preparing context, and checking results.
It summarizes a workshop on AI-native development workflows with four ideas:
- Spec-driven development: write the request before calling an agent
- Context engineering: provide commands, rules, and documents
- Loop engineering: keep tasks small and add checks between runs
- Graph engineering: split work across PM, engineer, and tester agents
The post also links the workshop recording, detailed notes, and registration for the free August 31 cohort.
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