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Reference guide for designing single- and multi-agent LLM systems, RAG pipelines, security hardening, and prompt engineering for production agents.
A practical engineering reference for building LLM-powered agents and multi-agent systems. Covers single-agent patterns (ReAct, plan-execute, reflection), multi-agent coordination (team creation, file locking, role decomposition), LLM security (prompt-injection defenses, jailbreak mitigation, output filtering), and RAG architecture (chunking, hybrid retrieval, reranking). Includes operational guidance: scale decisions, lifecycle rules, and integration points to provisioning and CI.
Use this when designing or hardening production agent systems: choosing single vs multi-agent architectures, implementing RAG pipelines, establishing prompt/version control, or defining security/evaluation guardrails for deployed LLM apps. Helpful for architects, SREs, and lead engineers building agent orchestration.
references/).Best suited for agent frameworks and tools that support composition and tool-calling (Claude Code, Codex-style agents, Gemini CLI, and OpenClaw orchestrations).
Reference guide for building single- and multi-agent LLM systems covering ReAct, multi-agent coordination, LLM security, RAG, and prompt evaluation. Purely informational with no executable scripts. SKILL.md is well-structured with routing table and decision flowcharts, but content is primarily in Chinese which limits accessibility. No actionable automation — reads like a wiki rather than an invocable skill.
Clean reference skill with no security concerns. Well-organized architecture with proper frontmatter and progressive disclosure. Main limitation is language (Chinese) and lack of actionable scripts — it's a knowledge reference, not an automation tool.