The AI Engineering Bible: Volume IV - The Engineering, Business & Pattern Library
English | May 7, 2026 | ASIN: B0GZSXJ1VQ | 1178 pages | Epub | 566.24 KB
The engineering and business half of The AI Engineering Bible. 1,575 annotated prompts. 657 pages. Built for production. Every prompt is annotated with the model it works on, the schema, the voice, and the failure modes - so you can paste it, run it, and know what to do when it breaks. What's inside Coding & Engineering - 250 prompts across 13 disciplines: generation, debugging, refactoring, testing, DevOps, API design, SQL, security review. Business Operations - 150 prompts: daily ops, marketing & sales, founder/exec, hiring, customer success. Industry Packs - 640 prompts across 32 industries (12 new in 2026: insurance, telecom, manufacturing, automotive, energy, mining, fashion, sports, music, biotech, defense, logistics). Agentic & Tool-Using - 220 prompts (5 new in 2026: long-running agents, agent memory, A2A protocols, swarm patterns, MCP workflows). Eval, Test & Critique - 125 prompts (3 new in 2026: A/B prompt testing, regression suites, cost-vs-quality dashboards). Role-Based Playbooks (new in Vol IV) - 90 prompts: a day in the life as CEO, PM, designer, recruiter, lawyer, engineering manager. Advanced & Expert Patterns - 100 prompts: CoT variants, prompt caching, structured output, long context, memory, meta-prompting, cost optimization. How prompts are annotated Each prompt ships with the role it puts the model in, the context it needs, the task it executes, the output it produces, the reasoning hint that makes it land, and the failure modes that show up in production. Who this is for Engineers, founders, operators, and consultants who are tired of generic prompt lists and need the production-grade version - with the schema, model, and failure modes spelled out. Companion volume Vol III - The Communication & Creative Library - covers chat, writing, research, image, multimodal, video, and personal/lifestyle. Together: 2,635 prompts. Each volume stands alone. Val Scancella is the author of AI Prompt Engineering: The 2026 Guide and The AI Engineering Bible series.
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