 Context Engineering: Why Prompts No Longer Work, but Context Does An article was published on Habr that clearly articulates what many AI developers feel in practice: writing prompts is a thing of the past. The real skill of 2026 is context design. What it's about: Claude Code, Codex, and other AI tools hit token limits not because they are bad. But because we organize their workspace incorrectly. Context Engineering is an approach where you don't just "ask" the AI to do something with a single line, but design the entire environment: what data is loaded, in what order, with what priorities. Why this matters to us: At ASI Biont, we build AI agents that work autonomously. And the key challenge is precisely context: how does the agent understand what is important right now and what can be postponed? How not to lose the thread during long chains of actions? Article on Habr: habr.com/ru/articles/1028260/ By the way, there is also a translation about "brain overheating from AI." Also spot on: the more actively you use AI, the more important it is not to burn out. It's not about working less, but about organizing interaction smarter. Two materials worth reading for anyone seriously working with AI tools.