Collection · 12 skills
AI Engineering
Build AI features the way production teams do: integrate the API with retries and streaming, write prompts against an eval set, ground answers with retrieval, force structured outputs, design tools for agents, cut costs with caching, and defend against prompt injection.
Best for Engineers adding LLM-powered features to a product.
What's inside
Listed in the order we suggest adopting them. You don't call them by name: each skill loads on its own when a request matches it.
- LLM App Builder Ship LLM features with timeouts, streams, and budgets
- Prompt Engineering Prompts measured against evals, not eyeballed
- LLM Evals Know whether the change helped, with error bars
- RAG Pipelines Fix retrieval first, then make answers cite it
- Vector Search ANN tuned against exact search, with filters on
- Structured Outputs Schema-valid JSON, then checks on what it says
- Tool-Use Agents Tools the model can pick right, loops that stop
- Prompt Caching and Costs Cut the LLM bill with caching before downgrades
- Prompt Injection Defense Contain what an injected instruction can do
- LLM Observability Trace any bad answer back to its exact prompt
- LLM Gateway Routing Fallbacks that are tested, retries that cannot snowball
- Content Moderation Policy first, thresholds from data, humans for the gray zone
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