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Anthropic Architect: “You don’t need better prompts - you need graph engineering that lets agents remember everything.” In 19 minutes he walks through how agent development has evolved in 2026. Worth more than any 1000$ course. Watch the video, then save the exact guide below 👇🏼

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Winter3 months ago

full graph recall still recycles stale agent state forever

darkzodchi3 months ago

you already know that

Vipul Kumar Kewat2 months ago

The shift from prompt engineering to system design is becoming more apparent. Memory, planning, and orchestration often have a bigger impact on agent performance than tweaking a single prompt.

Hussain Hashim | Building SundayBack2 months ago

@zodchiii graph engineering over prompts, huh? it’s a game changer for memory. gonna dive into that video now, thanks!

Movez2 months ago

wow mate, sooo useful real alpha on Graphs. Alredy explored your article several times

Argona3 months ago

watching this tonight

darkzodchi3 months ago

have a great time fam! thanks for commenting

James Smith2 months ago

Dude stole yoda’s quote … come on..

Eduard Lugovtsov2 months ago

Literally the app that already making all this

Dipanshu Kushwaha2 months ago

This is exactly what I was looking for. Thanks for sharing this!

kadd2 months ago

Saveddd

MONKISM2 months ago

You don’t need graphs, you need Less #Epstein ties to Anthropic Wifey. 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣🤣🤣🤣 Ew.

Dezzy2 months ago

love this breakdown hehe

farxxxxx2 months ago

saved 1k bro🫡

nyk2 months ago

Graph engineering gets interesting when agents resume from checkpointed state. Your Agent Isn't Slow. It's Doing 4 Jobs at Once: A Field Guide to Agent Swarms That Don't Go Rogue

nofad3 months ago

graph engineering for agent memory is the real upgrade

MAX2 months ago

Adding this to my watch list Thanks dark

Saman Ahmed2 months ago

Agents getting better at remembering their own work changes how we build with them.

kepo2 months ago

anthropic architect is right here

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