Rahul Parwal | Comments

@Gary: Thanks for your question. Responded to you here: https://www.ministryoftesting.com/moments/ama-answer-how-would-you-store-any-context-engineering-templates-so-they-can-be-re-used

@Rosie: Responded to your second question here: https://www.ministryoftesting.com/moments/ama-answer-how-can-we-practice-testability-within-context-engineering

@rosie: Responded to your first question here: https://www.ministryoftesting.com/moments/ama-answer-what-are-some-good-ways-to-ensure-that-non-developers-get-involved-in-context-engineering

@simon: Responded to you here: https://www.ministryoftesting.com/moments/ama-answer-what-s-the-relationship-between-context-engineering-and-prompt-engineering

What tools can one use for note-taking during ET? I have tried OneNote (personalized template), Yattie, and Xray ET Extension. I still feel that there should be a better tool out there (either waiting to be created or already there). Can you tell me something from your experience?

Congratulations

I think VS Code is already working out on a lot of AI capabilities at the moment. What you feel is going to get true for sure.

I think that learning "engineering" is important.. and yes, the real GOLD of testing does lie in Going One Layer Down (GOLD). So, that's invaluable if you know how to GOLD. I think people who have done and really understood the essence of "engineering" can really adapt and work well with the modern systems, which are a lot about engineering of "prompts", "context", "tools", "models" and much more... Curiosity, ability to learn, and most importantly, "fast experiments" will be the game changer.

wow! I just saw this today.. made my day :) It was wonderful to have you both visit us... Thank you for the gifts, too. Swati loved it! #MoTaverse is such a cool place. I never thought that I would make such amazing contacts and meet awesome people like you. Also, you are a true fighter in life (personal as well as professional), and I respect you! Btw, we look forward to meeting you both again already :) ~ Swati & Rahul

Nice pic!

Here is a good reference article from the MoTaverse: https://www.ministryoftesting.com/articles/the-quality-and-testing-information-model