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History-Aware Steering Files for Kiro-Enabled Repos

How to guide large-scale refactors and reorganizations using explicit, versioned rules instead of tribal memory Every repository tells a story. The problem is, most of that story is buried in commit logs, scattered Jira tickets, and the heads of two engineers who happen to remember why utils_v2_FINAL.py exists alongside utils_v3_backup.py. Over time, repos accumulate entropy. Modules overlap. Naming […]

AWS Agent Registry: A Complete Guide with Full Review

Introduction When I started building multi-agent systems on AgentCore, I quickly hit a problem that had nothing to do with the agents themselves: how do you control the visibility of deployed tools and MCP servers? Every target registered in AgentCore Gateway needed to be discoverable only when it was ready — but Gateway has no […]

Electrical Grid Fundamentals

Yup, ChatGPT made this image with direction An ELI5 Explanation of Electricity and the Power Grid The electrical grid is an amazing system wherein power is used almost exactly when it is generated. I love learning more about it, and I am blessed to work with and lead some amazing teams in the electrical grid […]

The Roaming Terminal: Blink + mosh + Tailscale + tmux

It’s 2:07pm on a Tuesday. I’m deep in a codegen loop — Claude is running, files are being written, I’m watching diffs scroll and making small corrections, building momentum. Good session. My phone buzzes. Calendar notification: Dentist — cleaning. 2:30pm. I stare at it for a second. I don’t cancel the run. I don’t kill the […]

Scaling NL-to-SQL Agents with GraphRAG on AWS

Introduction This article addresses a specific problem in natural language to SQL generation: avoiding context overflow and LLM confusion when generating SQL queries against databases with a large number of tables and complex foreign key dependencies. The described solution uses GraphRAG to improve LLM accuracy by eliminating guesswork and reducing context pollution. The Problem Consider: an RDS PostgreSQL instance […]

A Bee-utiful Journey into Image Processing: Part 1

A (very) basic flow of the project It was a very, very, boring day in late May for me. My freshman year at college had just ended two weeks ago, and it would be another two weeks before my summer classes would begin. I’m not a workaholic, but I tend to be a bit of a […]

AI-DLC: The Next Evolution of Software Delivery (A Hands-On Guide)

Software development has always been a game of managing dependencies: waiting on requirements, waiting on reviews, waiting on deployments. Teams have optimized this process for decades, but the fundamental bottleneck remained: humans waiting on other humans. AI changed the conversation. But not in the way most expected. The Problem with How We Use AI Today […]

The AI Factory Era: My Key Takeaways from NVIDIA GTC 2026

I recently had the incredible opportunity to attend NVIDIA GTC 2026 in San Jose. As a first-time attendee, I was struck by the unmatched energy, marking a clear shift in the industry: the “Science Project” era of AI is over, and we have officially entered the era of the AI Factory. Standing with my new math data backpack […]

Unlocking Insight in the Age of Data Overload

Modern power systems engineering sits at the intersection of unprecedented data availability and increasing operational complexity. Field devices, wide‑area measurement systems, and advanced metering infrastructures continuously stream vast quantities of real‑time information. At the same time, engineers increasingly rely on high‑fidelity simulation models that mirror real‑world grid behavior with remarkable granularity. These detailed models, capable of capturing transient […]