O'Reilly Pre-Releases 'Context Engineering with DSPy' Book Endorsed by DSPy Creator Omar Khattab
danshipper · x · 2026-10-15
Mike Taylor's Context Engineering with DSPy is now in pre-release via O'Reilly and heading to Amazon soon. Endorsements come from DSPy creator Omar Khattab (MIT), Cmpnd co-founders Drew Breunig and lead DSPy maintainer Isaac Miller, and Every's Dan Shipper and Kieran Klaassen. The book argues for defining tasks, assembling evals, and letting optimizers like GEPA handle prompts — a systematic guide to context engineering for production LLM systems.
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