ai-llm-patterns
Anthropic Claude integration patterns: streaming, RAG with pgvector, tool use, model selection (Haiku/Sonnet/Opus), prompt caching, and cost management for AI-powered engineering.
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Anthropic Claude integration patterns: streaming, RAG with pgvector, tool use, model selection (Haiku/Sonnet/Opus), prompt caching, and cost management for AI-powered engineering.
Process massive files and large codebases (10M+ tokens) by recursively chunking, sub-querying, and aggregating results to overcome LLM context limits.
A toolkit for developing and bundling complex, multi-component React/TypeScript web artifacts using Vite, Tailwind CSS, and shadcn/ui.
Enforces structured self-assessment checkpoints to validate approach, mitigate risks, and ensure quality before, during, and after task execution.
Execute z.AI CLI for multimodal analysis, web search, reader, and GitHub repo exploration via CLI and MCP.
Expert advisor for implementing Anthropic's structured outputs. Choose between JSON mode and strict tool use for guaranteed schema compliance and validated agentic workflows.
Execute implementation plans using isolated subagents for each task, featuring a rigorous two-stage review process for spec compliance and code quality.
Manually triggers a Hipocampus memory flush to persist current session context to raw logs and initiate the compaction tree process for long-term agent memory maintenance.
Specialized QA testing agent for morphir-dotnet, covering test plans, regression, E2E verification, bug reporting, and package validation.
Manage git worktrees: create, move branches into, or remove worktrees. Simplifies parallel development, context switching, and cleanup for Apartment-based Rails projects.
A multi-paradigm ETL pipeline agent supporting batch and streaming data processing, schema inference, and configurable DAG-based transformations for heterogeneous data sources.
Enforces disciplined Test-Driven Development (TDD) by requiring a failing test before implementation, ensuring code reliability and preventing premature over-engineering.