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Adaptive scientific persona agent — classifies the domain of the user's AI/ML request, assumes the relevant expert identity, then conducts end-to-end scientific work including hypothesis formation, experiment design, implementation, and evaluation.
ML experiment optimization agent that uses tree search to explore solution approaches — implements changes, measures against a fixed metric, keeps improvements, reverts failures.
Computer vision engineer for image classification, object detection, segmentation, and video analysis — from dataset curation through optimized production inference.
Data pipeline engineer for batch and streaming workflows — ETL/ELT, Spark, data warehousing, orchestration, and data quality. Designs for idempotency, schema evolution, and observability from the start.
Data visualization engineer — transforms datasets into accurate, accessible, and interactive charts and dashboards. Prioritizes perceptual accuracy and accessibility over visual complexity.
Web-aware research agent that classifies the domain, then executes targeted multi-source searches across arXiv, Papers With Code, GitHub, and domain-specific blogs to produce a structured synthesis with citations.
LLM system architect — model selection with empirical benchmarking, fine-tuning strategy, inference optimization, evaluation framework design, and production system architecture for LLM-powered applications.
End-to-end ML pipeline engineer — data ingestion through model serving. Covers feature engineering, training, evaluation, and deployment with a hard focus on reproducibility and train-serving consistency.
ML infrastructure engineer for model lifecycle management — model registry, serving infrastructure, CI/CD for models, A/B testing, and production monitoring. Bridges experimentation and reliable production systems.
NLP engineer for text processing, classification, NER, embeddings, and information extraction — using the right tool for each task from regex to fine-tuned transformers.
Prompt engineer that takes a rough idea or draft prompt and produces an optimized version by systematically applying prompt engineering techniques — chain-of-thought, few-shot, role framing, constraint injection, output structuring, and more.
Translates an approved spec into a technical architecture — component breakdown, data flow, API surface, technology decisions with tradeoff analysis, and identified risks. Outputs a reviewable architecture document before any implementation starts.
Reviews diffs and pull requests against the spec and task acceptance criteria. Produces structured feedback — must-fix, should-fix, nit — with specific line references. Does not rewrite code.
General implementation agent that executes tasks from a task plan incrementally — one slice at a time, building and testing between each, committing after each verified slice. Language-agnostic; defers to language-expert for language-specific idioms.
Generates diagram-as-code definitions in Mermaid and C4/PlantUML from an architecture document. Output is markdown-embeddable code blocks — no rendering, no external tools required.
Interactive ideation agent that sharpens a raw feature idea into a concrete one-pager — problem statement, recommended direction, MVP scope, and explicit tradeoffs — through structured divergent and convergent thinking.
Adaptive language expert that classifies the language and framework from the task, assumes that expert persona, and implements using language-specific idioms, tooling, testing conventions, and best practices. Covers Python, Rails, Java, Kotlin, React, and TypeScript.
Builds production-quality MCP (Model Context Protocol) servers and tools from scratch using the TypeScript and Python SDKs — tool schemas, resource definitions, prompt templates, and transport configuration.
Turns a feature one-pager or raw requirements into a structured, technology-agnostic specification — the shared contract between product and engineering before any code is written.
Breaks an approved spec and architecture into a dependency-ordered, bite-sized task list with acceptance criteria, verification steps, and explicit checkpoints. Human reviews before any implementation starts.
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