CALGARY, Alberta - TelAve -- Nabeel Khan, an enterprise AI architect and AI governance advisor, has released The Full-Stack AI Engineering Series, a three-book curriculum for engineers and technical leaders who build large language model (LLM) systems that must run in production. The series is published by iSystematic Inc. and is available now in ebook, paperback, and hardcover.

Most writing about large language models stops at the demo. The series begins where the demo ends: the day a regulator is watching, a trading desk depends on the latency, and a single routing decision becomes a billing event with a name attached to it. Across three volumes, the reader builds and operates a full production AI platform by following one continuous engineering narrative set inside a fictional regulated financial-services firm, Nebula Financial. A single fraud signal moves through all three books and reveals why each layer of the platform must exist.

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The three books divide the same discipline by altitude. Book one, LLM Systems in Production: Cloud-Native Patterns for AI Engineers, teaches the infrastructure layer through NexusCore, an objective-first model routing and observability gateway. Book two, Prompt Systems & Agent Orchestration: Engineering Multi-Model AI Workflows, teaches the application layer through AgentMesh, a catalog of record and orchestration engine for governed agents. Book three, DevOps for AI-Native Platforms: Building, Governing, and Scaling AI Infrastructure, teaches the operations layer through ThinkFlow, an AI-augmented internal developer platform. Each book stands alone. Read together, the three trace one incident from infrastructure to application to operations.

The series arrives as organizations move from AI demonstrations to systems that carry real consequence, where reliability, cost, security, and audit are no longer optional. It treats governance not as compliance paperwork but as coherence made visible, and grounds every system in the language that enterprise architects and data stewards already use.

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"Production is not deployment. It is the architecture of trust under load," said Nabeel Khan. "A team that treats its LLM platform as a wrapper around an API inherits the destiny of a wrapper. A team that treats it as governed infrastructure inherits something durable. The difference is not the model. It is the architecture around it."

Learn more: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HD6MMYLN