Software Architecture in the agentic era?

What does an architecture need to fit well with agentic development? I think that simplicity and available context are two important things to consider.

I wrote a short post about this:

https://davidvujic.blogspot.com/2026/06/an-agent-and-human-friendly-architecture.html

#polylith #python #ai #monorepo #softwarearchitecture #agenticengineering

Refactoring with AI?

With Agentic Engineering there's an opportunity to refactor legacy code, but this aspect of AI isn't that that much talked about and seems to be overlooked by teams out there.

I have added agent skills to the Polylith for Python tool, that are focused on that specific thing: migrating and refactoring an entire Python repo. 😅

https://davidvujic.blogspot.com/2026/06/refactoring-with-ai.html

#python #monorepo #agenticengineering #polylith #ai

🤖 Adding Agent Skills to Polylith 🤖

The skills will show your agent how to use the Python tool, and will add knowledge about the Polylith Architecture in general.

I think this will be helpful for teams that practice Agentic Engineering.

I have updated the docs here:
https://davidvujic.github.io/python-polylith-docs/agents/

#python #polylith #monorepo #agenticengineering #ai #claude

I just released a new feature in the Python tools for the Polylith Architecture:

Validate the interfaces for the bricks in the Polylith workspace.

This feature is useful for teams that develop code with clear and explicit boundaries, and want to be able to validate those in their Monorepo.

Announcement here:
https://github.com/DavidVujic/python-polylith/discussions/437

#python #polylith #monorepo

A new version of the Python tools for the Polylith Architecture is out, adding support for Project name alias and grouping. 🎉

Alias is useful for visualizing a Monorepo with many Projects or for Projects with long names. Project groups are useful for teams using Domain Driven Design, such as bounded contexts.

By grouping projects, the poly tool will use that to visualize filtered views based on the selected group(s).

Announcement here: https://github.com/DavidVujic/python-polylith/discussions/435
#python #polylith #monorepo

New milestone for the Python tools for the Polylith project:

For the first time ever, the CLI has more monthly downloads than the Poetry plugin. In total 140K downloads per month 🤯 😍

I am so happy that this Open Source project has reached so many teams out there, with its Developer (and Agent) friendly setup.

#python #polylith #monorepo #softwarearchitecture

https://github.com/DavidVujic/python-polylith

I have released a new feature in the Python Polylith tool - view and validate interfaces.

This was fun (and challenging) to develop: AST parsing and trying to figure out how you can import and "export" things in Python 🤯

https://github.com/DavidVujic/python-polylith/discussions/424

#python #polylith #softwarearchitecture #monorepo #opensource

My friends and colleagues in team Jarvis blogged about how #clojure and #polylith help them to solve learning to rank and to drive their machine learning pipelines:

https://www.otto.de/jobs/en/technology/techblog/blogpost/learning-to-rank-with-clojure.php

Part 2 of the blog post series by Jokim Tengstrand, about building a Tetris game step-by-step with Clojure and Python.

In this post, Joakim use REPL Driven Development and a functional programming style in both languages to develop the game.

https://tengstrand.github.io/blog/2026-01-11-tetris-playing-ai-the-polylith-way-2.html

#python #clojure #polylith #functionalPrograming #tetris #repldrivendevelopment

Building a Tetris game with Clojure and Python, using the Polylith architecture.

A new article by Joakim Tengstrand:
https://tengstrand.github.io/blog/2025-12-28-tetris-playing-ai-the-polylith-way-1.html

#clojure #python #polylith