With AI Engineering skills, you actively shape the build: You influence what gets built, and drive the build loop. Here're key skills to do this. https://t.co/sysOYdzuZY
@Taniyatweets_ Even if SQL becomes 100× faster, NoSQL won't die
But if it also matches NoSQL on scalability, distribution, data models and operational characteristics…
then we have to ask why we're still using NoSQL.
You can use scope guard in your agentic rules file , let's say Claude.md and your life will be pretty chill
```md
## Scope Guard
- Make the smallest change that solves the request.
- Never modify unrelated files, dependencies, CI/CD, config, or architecture.
- If the requested fix requires changes outside the stated scope, STOP and ask for permission.
- Do not refactor or "improve" unrelated code.
- Before finishing, run `git diff` and verify only the intended changes were made.
```
How I prevent this from happening in my org.
For agentic coding, separate diagnosis from execution:
Ask: “What exactly needs to change to fix line 47? Don't modify anything.”
Review its explanation.
Then: “Implement only that change.”
Inspect the diff immediately.
Use Claude.md file to keep these instructions consistent