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title: "Context Engineering: Prompting Is Not Enough"
date: 2026-06-02
authors:
- omar
categories:
- Technical
- Community
tags:
- ai
- best-practices
- open-discussion
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This week, let's talk about **context engineering**: the practical work around AI systems that goes beyond writing a single prompt. Good results often come from better context shaping, retrieval choices, evaluation loops, and clear guardrails, not just "better wording."

Discussion starters:

- What has had the biggest impact for you: prompt structure, system instructions, retrieval quality, tool use, or evals?
- Where do AI-assisted workflows still break down in real teams (code review, debugging, docs, testing, handoffs)?
- What's one habit or pattern you've adopted that made AI outputs more reliable?

Everyone and anyone is welcome to [join](https://weeklydevchat.com/join/) as long as you are kind, supportive, and respectful of others. Zoom link will be posted at 12pm MDT.
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