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End-to-end crop disease detection skill supporting classification (which disease), detection (where is the disease), and segmentation (disease region) at three granularity levels, with multiple SOTA models and training strategies built in.
Production-ready token optimization: reduce costs 40–75% through retrieval pruning, smart caching, and model routing. Use whenever optimizing API costs, latency, or managing long context—especially for RAG pipelines, high-volume systems, multi-turn conversations, or when context exceeds 2K tokens.
Cursor rule "ai-usage" from deco-cx/react-tailwind-views, covering ai usage patterns in deco apps, 🏗️ data flow architecture, 🔧 server setup: tool proxying, why proxy ai tools? and implementation pattern.
Model Context Protocol server (stdio + remote Streamable HTTP) that lets agents save .md files (with images) straight into md-log. A thin authenticated HTTP client over the hosted md-log service. Runs locally from the md-log-mcp npm package. Needs 2 environment variables to run.
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Use when asked what is new, trending, hot, or worth using in AI right now - which repos, models, papers or launches matter this week, or whether a specific project is gaining traction. Answers from a ranked board with evidence instead of from training data or search-engine marketing.
Design feedback mechanisms that help AI systems learn from users - thumbs up/down, preference ranking, corrections, and human-in-the-loop escalation. Use when: RLHF UX, user feedback for AI, thumbs up down design, AI correction flow, human in the loop, feedback signal design, AI improvement loops.
A planning guide for turning an AI product idea into a written product architecture. It organizes the idea around users, situations, capabilities, and data, then explains how information moves through the product.
Use when a web app (especially a Fabric App SPA) must read EXISTING Lakehouse data live with no backend — 'query the Lakehouse from the browser', 'live data without a server', 'call Fabric GraphQL from my SPA', or when debugging that path: 403 InsufficientPrivileges on a Fabric GraphQL API, MSAL sign-in returning to a…
Cleans up rough prompts before the assistant acts on them: fixes typos, expands terse asks, repairs broken {{template}} placeholders, and strips filler openers. Includes a /fix-prompt command, an auto-invokable skill, and a non-blocking UserPromptSubmit nudge.
Use when an agent repeatedly fails at a narrow measurable subtask, the user wants a trainable specialist tool instead of more prompting, or the task needs an evaluator, reranker, classifier, detector, verifier, or small PyTorch model exposed to an agent.
ML engineering specialist sub-agent. Designs and implements inference pipelines, provider selection, quantization strategies, and hardware abstraction for ONNX models. Benchmark-driven — measures before optimizing.
Skills for the end-to-end ML lifecycle: target review, dataset audits, baselines, experiment planning, training supervision, failure diagnosis, evaluation, explainability, and Go/No-Go gating.
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A Chinese-language set of best practices for PyTorch, a Python framework used to build and train machine-learning models. It describes suggested folders for data, models, source code, experiments, tests, scripts, and configuration files.
Use this skill when designing how an AI agent should communicate with developers — intent clarification, progress reporting, ambiguity handling, confirmation before irreversible actions, error communication, self-correction, task tracking, and plan mode. Also use when building agent UX or defining agent behavior…
RAGFlow MCP Server - A Model Context Protocol server integrating with RAGFlow APIs. Runs locally from the ragflow-mcp-server Python package.
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