When it comes to agentic engineering, every day is a year. There is always a new tool, library, new TUI apps, new language models, new benchmarks which topple the previous ones, etc etc. You name it.
Not just that, every other day, a language model which you've slowly started developing model intuition is now "dead"... making you scramble for the next shiny new toy to play with.
To bring some sanity to this process (and to my own thinking), I tried to document the "snapshot" (as of June 2026) of what my current agentic engineering process looks like:
When it comes to agentic engineering, every day is a year. There is always a new tool, library, new TUI apps, new language models, new benchmarks which topple the previous ones, etc etc. You name it.
Not just that, every other day, a language model which you've slowly started developing model intuition is now "dead"... making you scramble for the next shiny new toy to play with.
To bring some sanity to this process (and to my own thinking), I tried to document the "snapshot" (as of June 2026) of what my current agentic engineering process looks like:
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