Pi Skills (part 2): Advanced Skill Composition
Single skills are powerful. Chained skills are transformative. Learn to compose Pi skills into multi-step workflows, bundle them into packages, and know when a skill isn't enough.
Nuno Alves
I help engineering teams build platform and infrastructure that keep services reliable and developers productive. I enjoy building useful systems, collaborating with thoughtful people, and untangling problems that looked much simpler on the whiteboard. Across embedded systems, on-prem, and cloud platforms, I've learned that great software comes from clear communication, practical trade-offs, and strong teams. I use this space to share ideas, lessons, and occasional reflections on engineering and leadership that might help others on a similar path.
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Five management books that shaped how I lead engineering teams - from DevOps culture to 1:1 communication - with honest notes on which ideas I actually use and which ones didnt land.
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