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Rebuilding Our Engineering Workflow Using AI Prompts

  • Writer: Patrick Law
    Patrick Law
  • Aug 14
  • 2 min read

What if every engineering project started with clarity, structure, and automation?At Singularity, we're building a new kind of workflow — one that blends engineering logic with AI precision.

🔹 What We're BuildingThe goal: to create a traceable, prompt-driven workflow that makes project delivery faster, more consistent, and easier to review.Here’s how it works right now (and yes, it’s still evolving):

  1. Project Setup

    • We use AI prompts to generate the Scope of Work and Deliverables List.

    • Each deliverable has its own folder, using a naming system that includes revision control.

    • The structure is built at the start so the entire team stays aligned.

  2. Context Engineering

    • We collect all specs, drawings, templates, and past calcs into a single “AI Context File.”

    • This is uploaded into the LLM, which ensures every AI prompt uses the same reference base.

  3. Template Generation

    • Calculation templates are created entirely from prompts.

    • Each one includes self-checking logic for formatting and completeness.

    • We still review every template before approving it for project use.

  4. Deliverable Compilation

    • Once the template is approved, we input project data, highlight the relevant scope drawing (typically a P&ID), and export the deliverable as a PDF.

    • Each final package includes a cover sheet with: Overview, Inputs & Assumptions, Results, and Methodology.

  5. QA/QC Review

    • Quality assurance includes:• AI self-check• Internal Level 1 review• Final QA/QC sign-off


🔹 Strengths So Far

  • The structure keeps the team aligned and traceable.

  • Prompts speed up repetitive documentation tasks.

  • Every deliverable is produced in a repeatable format.


🔹 Limitations (And Why It’s Still in Progress)

  • Templates sometimes break formatting.

  • Prompts can miss context or introduce inconsistencies.

  • We’re in a constant feedback loop — updating prompts and workflows as we go.

This isn’t a finished system. It’s a live experiment. But every project we run through it helps us refine the process.


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