I'm defining Intelligent Engineering, the operating model for engineering organizations in the AI era.
It's what comes after vibe coding.
That's why the backlog is still growing. We're entering a new era I call Intelligent Engineering. This is where AI doesn't just generate code. It operates inside your architecture, your backlog, and your standards. The companies that get this right will compound faster than everyone else. The ones that don't will watch AI build their next decade of tech debt in months. That's why I'm building DevNitro.
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