daemon-blockint-tech/agentic-enteprises-skill

ml-infrastructure-engineer-safeguards

Guides ML infrastructure for safeguards—inference gateways, model serving (GPU/CPU), guardrail and moderation pipelines in the request path, policy enforcement hooks, safety observability, rollout of filter/model versions, and reliability of the protected inference plane. Use when designing or operating safeguard layers on LLM/ML endpoints, deploying classifiers or moderation services, wiring pre/post-filters, scaling safety microservices, or debugging block-rate/latency regressions on the safe…

First seen May 20, 2026

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$ npx skills add daemon-blockint-tech/agentic-enteprises-skill --skill ml-infrastructure-engineer-safeguards

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SKILL.md

ML Infrastructure Engineer, Safeguards

When to Use

  • Design inference gateway with safeguard stages (auth, rate limit, pre-filter, model, post-filter)
  • Deploy model servers — GPU pools, replicas, autoscaling, health checks
  • Operate moderation/classifier services (hosted or self-hosted) in production
  • Configure policy runtime — thresholds, categories, block vs rewrite vs escalate
  • Instrument safety metrics — block rate, false positive sampling, safety-path latency
  • Roll out safeguard model versions — canary, rollback, config flags
  • Plan capacity for safety + main model (queueing, shedding, degradation modes)
  • Integrate human review queues and appeal flows at infrastructure boundary
  • Debug production incidents — safety service down, filter bypass, p99 on guard path

When NOT to Use

  • Draft AI acceptable-use policy or risk tiers → ai-risk-governance
  • Implement product RAG, agents, or prompts → ai-engineer, prompt-engineer
  • Run jailbreak/red-team engagements → ai-redteam
  • Build generic developer portal or golden paths → platform-engineer
  • SOC 2 control evidence mapping → compliance-engineer
  • End-to-end commercial AI architecture ADRs → applied-ai-architect-commercial-enterprise
  • AI ops cadence and vendor contracts → ai-lead-ops
  • Classical ML experimentation and feature science → data-scientist

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Latency/load on app paths performance-engineer
GPU supply at facility/portfolio level data-center-compute-supply-efficiency
Tenant isolation on product runtime product-infrastructure-security-engineer
Release governance and incident rituals ai-lead-ops
Enterprise AI architecture applied-ai-architect-commercial-enterprise
Classifier research, eval suites, promotion ml-research-engineer-safeguards

Core Workflows

1. Inference and serving platform

Gateways, model servers, scaling.

See references/inferenceservingplatform.md.

2. Safeguards request path

Pre/post filters, ordering, failure modes.

See references/safeguardsrequestpath.md.

3. Policy runtime enforcement

Thresholds, actions, human loop hooks.

See references/policyruntimeenforcement.md.

4. Safety observability

Metrics, logs, sampling, privacy.

See references/safety_observability.md.

5. Model and config rollout

Versions, canaries, kill switches.

See references/modelversionrollout.md.

6. Capacity and reliability

GPU, degradation, DR.

See references/capacity_reliability.md.

Outputs

  • Architecture diagram — request path with safeguard stages and dependencies
  • Runbook — deploy, rollback, scale, incident playbooks for safety services
  • Config spec — policy thresholds, model IDs, feature flags per environment
  • SLO sheet — availability and p99 for gateway + each safety stage
  • Capacity plan — GPU/CPU headroom, QPS limits, degradation matrix
  • Rollout plan — canary criteria tied to block-rate and error budgets

Principles

  • Fail closed for high-risk tiers — when safety path unavailable, default deny or safe response per policy
  • Latency budgeted — safety is part of user-facing SLO, not best-effort
  • Observable decisions — log decision codes, not raw harmful content in clear text
  • Version everything — policy config, classifier weights, and gateway routing independently
  • Test in prod-like path — staging must run full safeguard chain, not model-only