Join the Community
Agentic engineering is new territory. Nobody has all the answers. The best way to learn is together.
Why community matters
Section titled “Why community matters”AI tools change weekly. What worked last month might be obsolete. What you discovered yesterday might help someone today.
This isn’t just documentation—it’s a conversation. We’re building shared knowledge about a field that’s still being invented.
Where to connect
Section titled “Where to connect”Discord
Section titled “Discord”The fastest way to get help and share what you’re learning:
- Ask questions (no question is too basic)
- Share wins and failures
- Discuss new tools and techniques
- Get feedback on your approach
GitHub Discussions
Section titled “GitHub Discussions”For longer-form conversations:
- Propose new content or features
- Debate best practices
- Share detailed case studies
- Discuss the future of agentic engineering
GitHub Issues
Section titled “GitHub Issues”For specific improvements:
- Report bugs or broken links
- Request new topics
- Track work in progress
How to participate
Section titled “How to participate”Share your experience
Section titled “Share your experience”The most valuable contributions are real stories:
- What worked when you tried a new approach?
- What failed spectacularly?
- What do you wish you’d known earlier?
- What’s different about your context (language, team size, industry)?
Ask questions
Section titled “Ask questions”Seriously. Your questions help everyone:
- They reveal gaps in the documentation
- They surface common confusion points
- They often lead to better explanations
Help others
Section titled “Help others”When you figure something out, share it:
- Answer questions in Discord
- Add resources to relevant pages
- Write up your experience as a case study
Community guidelines
Section titled “Community guidelines”Be excellent to each other
Section titled “Be excellent to each other”- Assume good intent
- Respectful disagreement is welcome
- Personal attacks are not
- Help newcomers feel welcome
Share honestly
Section titled “Share honestly”- Admit when you don’t know
- Include failures, not just successes
- Cite sources when sharing others’ work
- No marketing or self-promotion
Stay practical
Section titled “Stay practical”- Focus on what actually works
- Share specific examples
- Avoid hype and buzzwords
- Question claims that sound too good
What we’re building together
Section titled “What we’re building together”This guide is open source. Every page can be improved. Every section can be expanded.
Your experience is the content. We’re not writing theory—we’re documenting what works in practice. That requires input from people doing the work.
See Contributing to get started.
Recognition
Section titled “Recognition”We recognize contributors through:
- Git history (your commits are permanent)
- GitHub contributors page
- Shoutouts for significant contributions
- Community spotlights in Discord
Questions?
Section titled “Questions?”Not sure where to start? Drop into Discord and say hi. We’re friendly.