21 years of shipping software — 18 across stacks and architectures, 3 building with AI. Nobody’s an expert in AI yet; the ground shifts every few months. That’s exactly why we write here: hard-won lessons from the intersection of deep engineering experience and a technology that’s still being invented.
What to expect
We’ll write about the things we work on every day:
- Agentic engineering — building systems where AI agents are genuine collaborators, not chatbots with extra steps
- Workflow automation — turning manual document and decision processes into pipelines that pay for themselves
- Quality assurance for AI — because “it works on my prompt” is not a testing strategy
- Developer tooling — the scripts, configs, and patterns that make AI-native development practical
Why now?
We’ve been building these systems for ourselves and our clients for a while. But we kept running into the same problem: the best resources on agentic engineering are scattered across Twitter threads, Discord messages, and half-finished blog posts.
We want to contribute something more durable. Posts that explain not just what we built, but why we made the choices we did, and what broke along the way.
Our approach
Every post will be grounded in real work. No hypothetical architectures, no “imagine if” scenarios. If we write about it, we’ve shipped it.
We’re a small, family-run team based in Sofia, Bulgaria. We don’t have a marketing department — just engineers who occasionally write things down. That means posts might be infrequent, but they’ll be substantive.
Welcome aboard. If you have questions or topics you’d like us to cover, reach out at office@inctasoft.com.