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Engineering Teams in the Age of AI Agents - A Practical Playbook for Engineering Managers

Name: Engineering Teams in the Age of AI Agents - A Practical Playbook for Engineering Managers
Brand: Independently published
SKU: 53669435
Price: 15.61 EUR
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Author: Leonardo Migliorini
ISBN: 9798170209187

Leonardo Migliorini

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Angličtina

Kniha Brožovaná

Libristo kód: 53669435

Nakladateľstvo Independently published, august 2026

This is not a book about how to use Claude Code.Plenty of books will teach your team to prompt an AI... Celý popis

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This is not a book about how to use Claude Code.

Plenty of books will teach your team to prompt an AI agent. This one assumes they already know how - and asks the question nobody else is asking: what does an Engineering Manager actually do differently now? Not the tooling. The decisions.

Your best engineer just shipped a feature with an AI agent's help in twenty minutes. Do you actually know if they understand what they built - or just that it worked? That question is the whole book.
AI coding agents changed how fast code gets written. They didn't change what makes a team good, safe, or worth trusting with production. Most management advice hasn't caught up - it's either "how to prompt an agent" content that ages badly in a year, or leadership theory written before any of this existed. This is neither. It's a playbook, written by an Engineering Manager running a ~40-person distributed team (Milan + Chennai) inside a large enterprise, for the decisions that actually changed on your side of the table:

How to interview when any candidate can generate a textbook-perfect answer in real time
How to onboard a junior who's never written a line of code without an agent open beside them
How to review code when the syntax is always clean and the real risk moved to what nobody checked downstream
How to catch the silent risks - skill atrophy, over-reliance, invisible technical debt - before they become an incident
Who's accountable when agent-assisted code breaks production (including a real, unsettled federal court case on exactly this question)
How to write governance simple enough that an engineer actually follows it on a Friday at 6pm
How costs can hit 300% of budget in a single month if nobody's watching the meter - and the four controls that fixed it

No hype, no buzzwords, no fabricated statistics. Every chapter is built from real situations on a real team, honestly labeled when a problem is still open rather than dressed up as solved. Seventeen chapters end in an actionable checklist. The final chapter hands you three ready-to-use templates: a junior onboarding checklist, a technical interview rubric, and a code review standard - built to work for both human and agent-assisted work.
If you manage engineers (or you are a young engineer who want to change perspective) and the ground keeps shifting under your process, this is the book that tells you where to plant your feet.