daemon-blockint-tech/agentic-enteprises-skill

ai-engineer

Guides production AI engineering—LLM apps, RAG, agents, eval harnesses, observability, cost/latency, and safe deployment. Use when building chatbots, copilots, retrieval, agent workflows, model routing, or LLM API integration—not research synthesis (ai-researcher), AI policy (ai-risk-governance), red-team (ai-redteam), prompt-only work (prompt-engineer), non-AI ADRs (senior-system-architecture), token programs (ai-token-improvement-plan-engineer), solution architecture (applied-ai-architect-com…

First seen May 20, 2026

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  • skill md SKILL.md 5,354 B
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SKILL.md

AI Engineer

When to Use

  • Building chatbots, copilots, or retrieval-augmented generation systems
  • Designing multi-step agent workflows with tool use
  • Integrating OpenAI, Anthropic, or local models into products
  • Setting up RAG pipelines (chunk, embed, index, retrieve, rerank, generate)
  • Building evaluation harnesses and regression suites for LLM features
  • Optimizing cost/latency through model routing, caching, or context strategy
  • Planning safe deployment of generative features (canary, kill switch, monitoring)

When NOT to Use

  • Academic literature synthesis or research methodology → ai-researcher
  • Organizational AI policy, regulation, or risk tiering → ai-risk-governance
  • Adversarial safety testing and jailbreak campaigns → ai-redteam
  • Prompt-only tuning without system architecture changes → prompt-engineer
  • Enterprise-wide non-AI system integration ADRs → senior-system-architecture
  • Token/cost improvement program planning and roadmap → ai-token-improvement-plan-engineer
  • Commercial/enterprise AI solution architecture → applied-ai-architect-commercial-enterprise
  • Skills portfolio governance and batch validation → ai-skill-manager
  • Agent prompts, golden evals, judge rubrics → prompt-engineer-agent-prompts-evals

Related skills

Need Skill
Prompt templates and agent message design prompt-engineer
Offline experiments, statistics, classical ML data-scientist
Papers, benchmarks, research methodology ai-researcher
Policies, model cards, governance ai-risk-governance
Red-team and jailbreak campaigns ai-redteam
Persistent memory design ai-memory-developer
Context window and token budgeting ai-context-engineer
Token cost improvement plan and roadmap ai-token-improvement-plan-engineer
AI production ops and release governance ai-lead-ops
Cross-system boundaries and platform ADRs senior-system-architecture
Commercial/enterprise AI architecture applied-ai-architect-commercial-enterprise
Agent skills catalog and validation ai-skill-manager
Safeguard serving stack and policy runtime ml-infrastructure-engineer-safeguards
Safety model R&D and benchmark design ml-research-engineer-safeguards

Core Workflows

1. Solution shaping

  1. Define user job, success metric, and failure modes
  2. Decide: single LLM call vs RAG vs multi-step agent
  3. Choose model tier (quality vs cost vs latency)
  4. Identify data sources, PII boundaries, and retention
  5. Plan human-in-the-loop for high-risk actions

See references/solution_patterns.md for RAG vs fine-tune vs agent decision tree.

2. RAG pipeline

ingest → chunk → embed → index → retrieve → rerank → generate → cite

Checklist:

  • Chunk size tuned on eval set
  • Metadata filters for tenancy/ACL
  • Hybrid search if keyword matters
  • Ground answers with citations; refuse when context insufficient
  • Refresh index on source updates

See references/rag_pipeline.md for chunking, eval metrics, and freshness.

3. Agents and tools

  • Tools: narrow schemas, idempotent where possible, timeouts
  • Loop: plan → act → observe → stop condition
  • Cap iterations and token budget
  • Log tool calls for audit; redact secrets in traces

See references/agents_tools.md for ReAct patterns and failure handling.

4. Evaluation before launch

Layer Measure
Retrieval Recall@k, MRR on golden questions
Generation Faithfulness, answer relevance (LLM-judge + human sample)
Safety Refusal rate on policy violations
Ops p95 latency, cost per session

Ship only when regression suite passes on CI for golden set.

See references/evaluation_ops.md for datasets, CI eval, and monitoring.

5. Production operations

  • Version prompts and models; canary new versions
  • Monitor drift, error rate, tool failures, spend
  • Kill switch for model or feature flag
  • Incident runbook for toxic output or data leak

See references/evaluation_ops.md for production monitoring.

When to load references

  • Architecture choicesreferences/solution_patterns.md
  • RAG implementationreferences/rag_pipeline.md
  • Agents and toolsreferences/agents_tools.md
  • Eval and productionreferences/evaluation_ops.md