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Guide for AI Agents and LLM development skills including RAG, multi-agent systems, prompt engineering, memory systems, and context engineering.

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AI Agents & LLM Development Skills

Scope

Use this skill when:

  • Finding or adding AI/LLM related skills
  • Understanding agent architecture patterns
  • Working with RAG, embeddings, or vector databases
  • Implementing multi-agent systems

Key Skill Categories

Agent Frameworks

Framework Description
LangGraph Stateful, multi-actor AI applications
CrewAI Role-based multi-agent orchestration
AutoGen Microsoft's multi-agent framework

RAG (Retrieval-Augmented Generation)

Component Skills
Embeddings Text embedding models, chunking strategies
Vector DBs Pinecone, Weaviate, Chroma, Qdrant
Retrieval Hybrid search, reranking, context optimization

Observability & Tracing

Tool Purpose
Langfuse Open-source LLM observability
LangSmith LangChain tracing and debugging
Weights & Biases ML experiment tracking

Memory Systems

Type Description
Short-term Conversation buffer, sliding window
Long-term Vector store persistence, entity memory
Episodic Experience-based memory recall

Context Engineering Skills

Core Concepts

  • Context fundamentals: What context is and why it matters
  • Context degradation: Lost-in-middle, poisoning, distraction patterns
  • Context compression: Summarization, trimming strategies
  • Context optimization: Caching, masking, compaction

Multi-Agent Patterns

  • Orchestrator pattern
  • Peer-to-peer collaboration
  • Hierarchical delegation
  • Tool-using agents

Where to Add in README

  • Agent frameworks: AI Agents & LLM Development
  • RAG tools: AI Agents & LLM Development or Data & Analysis
  • Observability: AI Agents & LLM Development
  • Context engineering: Context Engineering

Key Repositories

sickn33/antigravity-awesome-skills/skills/
├── langgraph/
├── crewai/
├── langfuse/
├── rag-engineer/
├── prompt-engineer/
├── voice-agents/
├── agent-memory-systems/
└── autonomous-agents/

muratcankoylan/Agent-Skills-for-Context-Engineering/skills/
├── context-fundamentals/
├── context-degradation/
├── context-compression/
├── multi-agent-patterns/
└── memory-systems/

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