From prompt to production
summary
Claim: integrating AI saves 5 hours a week on average if teams change process not just prompts. Specifics: use Warp and multiple agent tools, create a Slack channel to share prompts and failures, enforce the same code quality bar and clear ownership for any AI‑written code, set guardrails and keep humans in the loop for incidents. Practice avoid outcome-based prompting by planning APIs and data models first and then use AI to understand code, iterate on plans, and measure gains with small experiments.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00AI in software development
- 1:12AI-generated code frustrations
- 2:58Responsibility for AI code
- 4:01Outcome-based prompting
- 5:45Iterating with AI agents
- 7:09AI for code understanding
- 9:14Next steps for AI teams
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