Getting an LLM to work in a notebook takes an afternoon.

Making it production-ready takes way longer.

This series covers the unglamorous parts of LLM engineering that nobody talks about: structuring your application, enforcing type safety, writing tests, self-hosting models, and building complete production pipelines. These aren’t sexy topics, but they’re the difference between a demo and something you can ship.

Start from the top. Each post assumes you’ve read the previous ones. By the end, you’ll know how to take your LLM prototype and turn it into something maintainable and deployable.