ICS - Integrated Computer Solutions, Inc.

New post in our How to Make AI Code Your Way series. Choose the Right Model for Every Coding Task looks at a practical question many teams face: which model should handle which work? We share how we balance capability, cost and token usage across Sonnet, Opus and Qwen3-Coder. Read more: https://bit.ly/4eoLj4J

Part 2 of our Make AI Code Your Way series is here. We break down how hooks, skill reminders and internal RAG made Qwen Code a reliable second tier coding agent for Qt/QML projects running on local GPUs. https://bit.ly/3RBYJTv

AI coding tools are good at writing code in general, but not so good at writing code the way your team writes it. In our latest post, part 1 of a 3-part series called How To Make AI Code Your Way, we explain how we used project-specific Claude Code skills to teach an AI agent our Qt/QML architecture, dependency injection patterns and testing conventions for embedded Linux applications. A small amount of structure made a big difference in code consistency. Read: Teach Claude Code Your Project-Specific Skills.

Most AI talks show what’s possible. This webinar shows how to actually use AI in product development. We’re breaking down a real system we built — a multi-workflow AI photo kiosk running at live trade shows — and what it took to ship it. Join us May 21! 👉 Save your spot: https://bit.ly/4uXwVXX

What does UX look like in an AI-driven world? Our latest blog explores how designers stay relevant by focusing on intent and communication. https://bit.ly/4f56mLF

Most AI talks show what’s possible. This webinar shows how to actually use AI in product development. We’re breaking down a real system we built — a multi-workflow AI photo kiosk running at live trade shows — and what it took to ship it. Join us May 21! 👉 Save your spot: https://bit.ly/4umIp74

AI makes code easier to produce, but it also makes system behavior harder to keep track of as things grow. One solution is to break systems into small components with clear rules about what they can send and receive. That helps make interactions more explicit as complexity increases. Read about how ICS is using this nodes-based approach. https://bit.ly/41RSz3l

In our next webinar, we’ll explore how memory is becoming the core design challenge for agentic AI—from context limits and vector search to graph-based models and external memory systems. More importantly, we’ll tackle a critical question: what should AI forget? 🤔

Join us to learn how leading approaches balance knowledge, performance, and privacy—and what’s next for building truly intelligent systems. https://bit.ly/4ss9t3h

Generative UI has transformed how we think about user interfaces. In our latest blog post we share how ICS used Flutter and A2UI to create adaptive interfaces built from reusable widgets that balance flexibility, consistency and control. Read more. https://bit.ly/4tBQLY5

In our next webinar, we’ll explore how memory is becoming the core design challenge for agentic AI—from context limits and vector search to graph-based models and external memory systems. More importantly, we’ll tackle a critical question: what should AI forget? 🤔

Join us to learn how leading approaches balance knowledge, performance, and privacy—and what’s next for building truly intelligent systems. https://bit.ly/4ceFmXh