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02 / RESEARCH AREA

02 / RESEARCH AREA

Engineering practice
for AI systems.

Research notes on structuring agent skills, preserving project knowledge and organising work across AI-assisted teams.

Research notes on structuring agent skills, preserving project knowledge and organising work across AI-assisted teams.

THE GUIDING QUESTION

THE GUIDING QUESTION

How can AI help businesses scale and work more efficiently?

How can AI help businesses scale and work more efficiently?

For founders & engineering teams

For founders & engineering teams

A SUGGESTED ROUTE THROUGH THE RESEARCH

Start with the question
you are working on.

For founders and engineering teams, the starting point is the operating problem: what should be reusable, which state must survive a session, and how should responsibilities be divided?

For founders and engineering teams, the starting point is the operating problem: what should be reusable, which state must survive a session, and how should responsibilities be divided?

01

01

Design the reusable capability

Begin with the skill as a software artefact: its interface, boundaries and behavioural evaluation.

Begin with the skill as a software artefact: its interface, boundaries and behavioural evaluation.

02

02

Organise the longer project

Then examine durable state, file ownership and coordination across independent sessions.

Then examine durable state, file ownership and coordination across independent sessions.

SOURCE DOCUMENTS

Research in this area

02 / AI & Engineering

Preprint

Argues that an agent skill is a software artefact and should be built with single responsibility, low coupling, and evaluation-driven authoring.

G. Destefanis · UCL

G. Destefanis · UCL

02 / AI & Engineering

Whitepaper

Keeping a project workable across resets and usage limits by treating state as files on disk, with disjoint roles for a Producer and a Composer.

G. Destefanis · UCL

G. Destefanis · UCL

ANOTHER PERSPECTIVE

Researching the market you build for?

Researching the market you build for?