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# **yzlnew/infra-skills**
A collection of specialized agent skills for AI infrastructure development, enabling Claude Code to write, optimize, and debug high-performance systems.
main Updated 3 months ago [GitHub](https://github.com/yzlnew/infra-skills)
## Repository statistics
- Indexed skills
**8**
- Skill groups
**1**
- GitHub stars
**148**
- Forks
**12**
## Skills
8 total
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**/openai-dotcom-viz**
>- Build figures in OpenAI's blog / research / system-card "dotcom" visual style — both (a) bar charts (monochrome bars with a darker same-hue stroke, rounded corners, a black y-axis with outward ticks and no gridlines, circle legend markers left-aligned to the y-axis, value labels above bars, angled category labels) and (b) flow / process diagrams (rounded boxes, monospace uppercase pills, pink highlights, thin open-chevron "arrow" connectors with rounded corners, dashed = negative branch). Everything uses the real OpenAI Sans font and is emitted as self-contained HTML/SVG with zero dependencies. Use this whenever the user wants a chart, pipeline/flow diagram, or figure that looks like OpenAI's website / posts / papers, asks to reproduce an OpenAI figure, or is building a deck or page in an OpenAI-flavored style. Prefer this over generic charting (matplotlib/Chart.js/Recharts) or generic diagram tools (Mermaid) when the aesthetic should match OpenAI. /openai-dotcom-viz](https://skilld.dev/gh/yzlnew/infra-skills/openai-dotcom-viz)
Updated 3 months ago
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**/hf-architecture-tikz**
Draw Sebastian-Raschka-gallery-style TikZ architecture diagrams for any HuggingFace decoder-only LLM, with per-block parameter formulas and concrete numbers. Supports MHA, GQA, MLA, DeepSeek-V4-Flash (Hyper-Connections + Sparse Attention with learned indexer), dense and MoE FFNs (incl. hash routing), and MTP heads. Use when the user asks to visualize / diagram / illustrate a transformer or LLM architecture (DeepSeek, Qwen, Llama, Mistral, gpt-oss, etc.), wants a Raschka-style figure, or wants a TikZ/LaTeX rendering of an HF model. /hf-architecture-tikz](https://skilld.dev/gh/yzlnew/infra-skills/hf-architecture-tikz)
Updated 5 months ago
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**/tikz-flowchart**
Creates professional TikZ flowcharts with standardized themes, including Google Material-like and Anthropic-inspired options. /tikz-flowchart](https://skilld.dev/gh/yzlnew/infra-skills/tikz-flowchart)
Updated 6 months ago
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**/anthropic-theme-flowchart**
Create and revise pure HTML/CSS flowcharts using an Anthropic-inspired design language. Use when Codex needs to produce process diagrams, decision trees, pipelines, or system flows that should share warm ivory backgrounds, transparent dashed grouping containers, pastel node fills, SF Pro-style sans-serif labels, smaller rounded corners, quiet orthogonal connectors, and theme-tinted text hierarchy in standalone \`.html\` outputs. /anthropic-theme-flowchart](https://skilld.dev/gh/yzlnew/infra-skills/anthropic-theme-flowchart)
Updated 6 months ago
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**/material-you-slides**
Create presentation slides using Material You (Material Design 3) style. Generates 1280x720 HTML slides with M3 color tokens, Roboto typography, rounded cards, flow diagrams, metric cards, code blocks, and structured layouts. Use when the user asks to create slides, presentations, or decks and wants a clean, modern Material Design 3 aesthetic. /material-you-slides](https://skilld.dev/gh/yzlnew/infra-skills/material-you-slides)
Updated 8 months ago
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**/slime-user**
Guide for using SLIME (LLM post-training framework for RL Scaling). Use when working with SLIME for reinforcement learning training of language models, including setup, configuration, training execution, multi-turn interactions, custom reward models, tool calling scenarios, or troubleshooting SLIME workflows. Covers GRPO, GSPO, PPO, Reinforce++, multi-agent RL, VLM training, FSDP/Megatron backends, SGLang integration, dynamic sampling, and custom generation functions. /slime-user](https://skilld.dev/gh/yzlnew/infra-skills/slime-user)
Updated 9 months ago
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**/megatron-memory-estimator**
Estimate GPU memory usage for Megatron-based MoE (Mixture of Experts) and dense models. Use when users need to (1) estimate memory from HuggingFace model configs (DeepSeek-V3, Qwen, etc.), (2) plan GPU resource allocation for training, (3) compare different parallelism strategies (TP/PP/EP/CP), (4) determine if a model fits in available GPU memory, or (5) optimize training configurations for memory efficiency. /megatron-memory-estimator](https://skilld.dev/gh/yzlnew/infra-skills/megatron-memory-estimator)
Updated 9 months ago
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**/tilelang-developer**
Write, optimize, and debug high-performance AI compute kernels using TileLang (a Python DSL for GPU programming). Use when the user requests: (1) Writing custom GPU kernels for AI workloads (GEMM, Attention, MLA, etc.), (2) Optimizing existing TileLang code for NVIDIA, AMD, or Ascend hardware, (3) Implementing non-standard operators (like DeepSeek MLA, FlashAttention variants), (4) Debugging TileLang compilation or runtime errors, or (5) Cross-platform kernel development targeting multiple GPU vendors. /tilelang-developer](https://skilld.dev/gh/yzlnew/infra-skills/tilelang-developer)
Updated 9 months ago
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