/Book

The Agentic
Engineering Guide

Concepts, workflows, and team practices for AI agent infrastructure.

10 Parts · 33 Chapters

/About

The decisions, trade-offs, and organizational patterns that determine whether AI agents become a force multiplier or a source of burnout. Context engineering to cost control, authorization to adoption playbooks.

For engineering leaders and senior engineers adopting AI agents. Half the book covers decisions that don't require code: AI fatigue, the conductor model, adoption playbooks, governance, measuring what matters. Technical chapters assume familiarity with how software systems work. Technical PMs and engineering managers get full value. Non-technical readers will find roughly a third useful.

/Author
Siddhant Khare

Siddhant Khare is a software engineer at Ona and a maintainer of OpenFGA (CNCF Incubating). His essay "AI fatigue is real and nobody talks about it" reached Hacker News #1 and was covered by Business Insider, Futurism, NDTV, and others.