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context engineering

Controlled cases and prompt and evidence variants generate recorded test runs, which receive separate schema, reference, and decision checks before a regression report.

Build an AI Context Sensitivity Test Harness in Python

Published September 22, 2026 by Paul Bryant

Build a runnable Python harness with complete companion files, deterministic fixtures, and independent grading checks. Test controlled context variations before connecting a read-only application.

Categories AI Tags AI evaluation, context engineering, large language models, python, regression testing Leave a comment
Two context layouts contain the same evidence and policy; independent decision checks compare their recorded decisions and assess whether any change is justified.

AI Context Sensitivity: Same Evidence, Different Decisions

Published September 22, 2026 by Paul Bryant

Test whether irrelevant context changes alter an AI decision. Preserve task, evidence, and policy while distinguishing genuine behavioral differences from changed settings or grading defects.

Categories AI Tags AI evaluation, context engineering, governance, large language models, RAG Leave a comment
Authorized evidence and governing policy shape controlled context and an AI recommendation; independent authorization determines whether to act or hold.

AI Context Governance: From Test Results to Production Controls

Published September 10, 2026 by Paul Bryant

Turn context-evaluation findings into production controls. Preserve critical evidence through retrieval and summarization, assign ownership, and keep release evidence separate from runtime execution authority.

Categories AI Tags AI evaluation, context engineering, governance, observability, prompt injection, RAG 2 Comments
AI behavior changes are separated into model-weight updates, runtime context, and observable responses, tool choices, and action paths.

AI Does Not Have a Mindset: What Repetition Actually Changes in an AI System

Published September 8, 2026 by Paul Bryant

Identify what actually changes when an AI system behaves differently. Separate model parameters, instructions, retrieval, memory, tools, and feedback, then govern each layer according to its persistence and authority.

Categories AI Tags AI behavior, AI Governance, AI memory, context engineering, fine-tuning, LLMs, RAG 2 Comments

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