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An advanced AI-driven framework for holistic performance engineering of multi-agent systems. It provides coordinated profiling, workload distribution, and cost-aware orchestration across various domains (database, application, frontend). Use this tool to identify bottlenecks, improve throughput, enhance reliability, and manage resource constraints in complex agent workflows.

Helps teams ship reliable AI-powered products by detailing LLM integration patterns, RAG architecture, scalable prompt engineering, UX resilience, and cost-aware design.

Defines how to build AI wrapper products that solve specific customer problems, covering prompt engineering, API cost control, usage metering, and defensible UX so AI becomes a paid, reliable feature.

Defines how to build AI wrapper products that solve specific customer problems, covering prompt engineering, API cost control, usage metering, and defensible UX so AI becomes a paid, reliable feature.

This skill details advanced techniques for enhancing the effective context capacity of LLMs. It outlines four core strategies—Compaction, Observation Masking, KV-Cache Optimization, and Context Partitioning—to prevent context limits from constraining task complexity. By strategically managing token usage, users can reduce operational costs, minimize latency, and implement robust, long-running agent systems for handling large documents or conversations.

Comprehensive guide for configuring Bring Your Own Key (BYOK) for major AI providers, including OpenAI, Anthropic, Google Gemini, Azure, and custom endpoints. This allows users to bypass default quotas, manage costs directly with the source provider, and utilize a wide range of specialized models within the Cursor IDE. It covers setup steps, security best practices, and cost monitoring strategies.

Generates complete, production-ready Google Cloud Platform (GCP) code examples and infrastructure templates. It spans various modern AI patterns, including ADK agents, Genkit RAG flows, and multimodal analysis using Vertex AI and Gemini. The output includes runnable code, deployment configuration (Terraform/IaC), security best practices (IAM, VPC-SC), and monitoring setup, ensuring enterprise-grade reliability and cost optimization.

This guide details a production-ready reference architecture for applications built on Groq's LPU inference API. It covers sophisticated model routing based on latency, quality, or cost needs, implementing streaming pipelines, and establishing robust multi-provider fallback chains (e.g., Groq primary to OpenAI backup). Ideal for designing and reviewing complex, resilient LLM systems.

This skill provides comprehensive methods to significantly reduce expenditure when using the Ideogram API for image generation. Techniques include implementing two-phase generation workflows (drafting with cheap models, finalizing with premium models), batching multiple images in a single API call, caching identical prompts, and setting up robust budget tracking alerts. Ideal for developers managing large-scale creative AI projects.

This skill serves as a comprehensive reference guide for Kling AI's various generative models. It details capabilities across video generation (T2V, I2V), image styling, lip sync, and virtual try-on. Users can compare model versions based on quality, speed, and cost to select the optimal model for their creative or production pipeline.

This skill provides a comprehensive guide to the credit-based pricing model of Kling AI. It details costs for video generation (Standard/Professional modes), image creation (Kolors), and API resource packs. Users can utilize this guide to accurately budget, estimate total project costs, and implement cost-saving strategies, ensuring the efficient and economical execution of their AI content generation workflow.

A comprehensive checklist designed for ensuring that Kling AI video generation integrations are robust, secure, and reliable before going live or during a deployment review. It covers critical areas including authentication protocols, detailed error handling (retry logic, timeouts), cost control mechanisms, content safety policies, and necessary monitoring setup for a stable production environment.