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Mihail Eric Describes Stanford’s AI-Native Engineering Course and Its Use at Monaco

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Stanford instructor and Monaco AI lead Mihail Eric described how he is updating Stanford’s CS146S course and applying coding agents at Monaco. The course now has students contribute to open-source projects, with project maintainers reviewing their work; at Monaco, agents run in workspaces used to operate the product, reproduce failures, and test patches. Eric described the course as training practitioners to apply software engineering principles in production.

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    How Stanford Teaches AI-Native Engineering, with Mihail Eric of Monaco

    In an interview with swyx, Stanford instructor and Monaco AI lead Mihail Eric explains how he is updating the CS146S course and applying coding agents at work. The course now includes open-source contributions reviewed by project maintainers, while Monaco built agent workspaces to run its product, reproduce failures, and test patches. Eric describes the curriculum as a practitioner’s course for applying software engineering principles in production.

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