Isbn: 9798180707246 - patriola's guide to claude: self-verifying pipelines: build output you can actually trust: 7 (6 risultati)

PAP. Condizione: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condizione: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - 'Claude finished' and 'it's right' are two different sentences. Most pipelines treat them as the same one. Work exits clean, a mistake ships with it, and you find out later. This book installs the system that closes that gap: quality gates that take a concrete measurement and stop the pipeline when it fails. These gates come from a production stack used to ship every book in this series, a live website, and a multi-agent system. The LIKE Engine catches rhetorical device tells before a chapter advances. Running in parallel, the ARC Engine catches statistical and grammatical tells. A deploy script verifies the live URL returns 200 and the md5 matches before any book gets marked done. Sign-off requires actual gate results - not a gut feeling. None of these are prompts. They are code with exit codes, and the pipeline stops at the first nonzero one. The book gives you a precise vocabulary for talking about gates and a pattern for installing them at the right layer of anypipeline, whether the output being gated is prose, deployed files, generated code, or structured data. One complete worked example - the book production stack - shows every layer wired in and explained. The gates are specific; the pattern generalizes. This book is a specimen of what it teaches. Every chapter passed the LIKE + ARC gate pair before it was committed.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. "Claude finished" and "it's right" are two different sentences. Most pipelines treat them as the same one. Work exits clean, a mistake ships with it, and you find out later. This book installs the system that closes that gap: quality gates that take a concrete measurement and stop the pipeline when it fails. These gates come from a production stack used to ship every book in this series, a live website, and a multi-agent system. The LIKE Engine catches rhetorical device tells before a chapter advances. Running in parallel, the ARC Engine catches statistical and grammatical tells. A deploy script verifies the live URL returns 200 and the md5 matches before any book gets marked done. Sign-off requires actual gate results - not a gut feeling. None of these are prompts. They are code with exit codes, and the pipeline stops at the first nonzero one. The book gives you a precise vocabulary for talking about gates and a pattern for installing them at the right layer of anypipeline, whether the output being gated is prose, deployed files, generated code, or structured data. One complete worked example - the book production stack - shows every layer wired in and explained. The gates are specific; the pattern generalizes. This book is a specimen of what it teaches. Every chapter passed the LIKE + ARC gate pair before it was committed. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. "Claude finished" and "it's right" are two different sentences. Most pipelines treat them as the same one. Work exits clean, a mistake ships with it, and you find out later. This book installs the system that closes that gap: quality gates that take a concrete measurement and stop the pipeline when it fails. These gates come from a production stack used to ship every book in this series, a live website, and a multi-agent system. The LIKE Engine catches rhetorical device tells before a chapter advances. Running in parallel, the ARC Engine catches statistical and grammatical tells. A deploy script verifies the live URL returns 200 and the md5 matches before any book gets marked done. Sign-off requires actual gate results - not a gut feeling. None of these are prompts. They are code with exit codes, and the pipeline stops at the first nonzero one. The book gives you a precise vocabulary for talking about gates and a pattern for installing them at the right layer of anypipeline, whether the output being gated is prose, deployed files, generated code, or structured data. One complete worked example - the book production stack - shows every layer wired in and explained. The gates are specific; the pattern generalizes. This book is a specimen of what it teaches. Every chapter passed the LIKE + ARC gate pair before it was committed. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…