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The term feels broken when adhering to standard naming conventions, such as Mechanical Engineering or Electrical Engineering, where "Agentic Engineering" would
by neonbrain 7mo ago
The term feels broken when adhering to standard naming conventions, such as Mechanical Engineering or Electrical Engineering, where "Agentic Engineering" would logically refer to the engineering of agents
- ares623 7mo agoAgentic Management doesn't have quite the same ring to it.
- jfim 7mo agoThat's kind of how it feels though. I get the impression I'm micro managing various Claude code instances in multiple terminals.
- pamelafox 7mo agoI think “agent engineering” could refer to the latter, if a distinction needs to be made. I do get what you’re saying, but when I heard the term, I personally understood its meaning.
- simonw 7mo agoYeah, Armin Ronacher has been calling it "agentic coding" which does at least make it clear that it's not a general engineering thing, but specifically a code related thing.
- victorbjorklund 7mo agoLots of things already violate it. The normal Site Reliability Engineer isn’t building the tools for Site Reliability but rather applies the tools to other software.