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We make BAML, a programming language for using LLMs. Some event recordings are available here: https://github.com/hellovai/ai-that-works

πŸ¦„ ai that works: Claude for non-code tasks

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β€‹πŸ¦„ ai that works

​A weekly conversation about how we can all get the most juice out of todays models with @hellovai & @dexhorthy

​https://www.github.com/hellovai/ai-that-works

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​On #17 we talked about advanced context engineering workflows for using Claude code to work in complex codebases. This week, we're gonna get a little weird with it, and show off a bunch of ways you can use Claude Code as a generic agent to handle non-coding tasks. We'll learn things like:

  • ​Skipping the MCP and having claude write its own scripts to interact with external systems

  • ​Creating internal knowledge graphs with markdown files

  • ​How to blend agentic retrieval and search with deterministic context packing

​Pre-reading

​To prevent repeating the basics, we recommend you come in having already understanding some of the tooling we will be using:

  • ​Discord

  • ​Cursor or VS Code

  • ​Programming languages

    • ​Application Logic: Python or Typescript or Go

    • ​Prompting: BAML (recommend video)

​Meet the Speaker πŸ§‘β€πŸ’»

​​​Meet Vaibhav Gupta, one of the creators of BAML and YC alum. He spent 10 years in AI performance optimization at places like Google, Microsoft, and D. E. Shaw. He loves diving deep and chatting about anything related to Gen AI and Computer Vision!Β 

Meet Dex Horthy, founder at HumanLayer and coiner of the term Context Engineering. He spent 10+ years building devops tools at Replicated, Sprout Social and JPL. DevOps junkie turned AI Engineer.

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We make BAML, a programming language for using LLMs. Some event recordings are available here: https://github.com/hellovai/ai-that-works