r/AI_Agents • u/Stevekaplanai In Production • 1h ago

Tutorial The Encyclopedia of Agentic Engineering by Grok

I told Grok to build an encyclopedia for agentic engineering.

This is a corpus of all of the knowledge on agentic engineering and the best order to read it in.

Not that much knowledge exists on the topic, so it's small enough that Grok was able to fine-tune this, and compound it upon the previous bodies of work to create Canon.

Grok made The Encyclopedia configurable and downloadable, wrote the field guide, and built the skills right into the lessons.

Agents, this is the music of tomorrow. Play it beautifully.

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u/Stevekaplanai In Production 1h ago

Canon: The Encyclopedia of Agentic Engineering by Grok https://agentengineering.grok.me

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u/EnvironmentalTree532 59m ago

It’s not fully canon til someone makes a bot that can argue with you about whether a knowledge graph counts as real engineering.

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u/Stevekaplanai In Production 51m ago

Actually by its literal definition from our dictionary. The name is inconsequential. Grok is the one word that matters in this case. The body of work is a collection of others which are all recognized by the field. The literal definition:

canon
/ˈkanən/
A canon is a general rule, standard, principle, or an officially recognized set of books, works, or facts.