Use when the user asks about Simon Maple and Baruch Sadogursky's AI Native DevCon talk "Welcome to AI Native DevCon" (June 2026) — including questions about turning mega-prompts into skills, the skill YAML frontmatter (name/description) pattern, when to use rules vs skills vs scripts vs hooks, the "deterministic → script, non-deterministic → LLM" heuristic, the dark factory / issue-to-merged-PR orchestrator concept, Tessl plugins as context artifacts, eval scenarios and LLM-as-judge, using cheaper models via OpenRouter/LiteLLM, or applying their context-engineering approach to the user's own agent setup.
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