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Articles on CI/CD, cloud architecture, release management, DevOps, and AI-assisted engineering — drawn from building and operating real systems. Each article takes a position, explains the reasoning, and is honest about where it breaks down.

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★ The first post — start here AI-ASSISTED ENGINEERING · JUL 2026

Why I'm Finally Starting This Blog

After twenty-plus years of engineering, the ideas were never the problem — writing was. AI removed that friction, and it raised a question worth answering up front: if AI helps me write, can you trust that the ideas are mine?

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AI-ASSISTED ENGINEERING AUG 2026

Better Questions, Not Better Prompts

The useful sessions almost never turned on the opening prompt. They turned on what I asked next — because AI doesn't have a knowledge problem, it has an attention problem.
AI-ASSISTED ENGINEERING AUG 2026

From Prompt to Platform: Why Modern AI Code Review Needs an Architecture

Single-prompt reviewers are reaching their limits. Trustworthy AI code review means treating the reviewer as an engineering system, not just another LLM call.

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Positions, not surveys.

Written by Mike Kang, a software engineer at Avlon Technologies working on CI/CD, cloud architecture, and software delivery. Every recommendation states the context where it is wrong; every lesson is generalized from real systems.

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