The Engineering Stack
Kenny Shultz, Carter HuddlestonA working journal on AI, software, and the future of AEC professional services, written from inside an MEP engineering firm.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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We Realized Today That We Don’t Need Timesheets Anymore
Today we realized that we have accidentally made clocking in unnecessary.
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We Turned Our Co-Prompting Protocol Into an Open Standard
The Open Co-Prompting Standard, Version 0.6 Draft, is now publicly available at co-prompting.com
Last week, I wrote about the verbal protocol our team created while running multiple AI agents in the same room.
We have now released that id...
The Next OAC Meeting Will Be a Room Full of People Prompting Agents
We ran a two-hour work session with our MEP team and one or two software developers. By the end of it, we had generated somewhere between 10 and 20 pull requests. Many were reviewed, merged into the platform, and available to users that sam...
Why Do Construction Projects Go Wrong?
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In this live-recorded episode of The Blueprint Tour: Extra Mile from Las Vegas, hosts Kenneth Shultz, Engineering Director at PermitZIP, and Carter Huddleston, Electrical Principal Engineer at PermitZIP, are joined by Bo Hamrick...
SE1E3 Teaser | Why Do Construction Projects Go Wrong?
A first look at Episode 3 of The Blueprint Tour: Extra Mile, recorded live in Las Vegas. Hosts Kenneth Shultz and Carter Huddleston are joined by Bo Hamrick, Sales Engineer at Shelly Williams Company, LLC, and Jason Breeden, owner of HVAC &...
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