domain-entry
SolidOverview of the 5 LLM-capability categories in the domain layer (Understanding / Generation / Retrieval / Execution / Decision). Use when the user wants to browse the skill library, asks "what skills do you have", or is uncertain which category fits their need.
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- Author
- AVA-2568
- Repository
- AVA-2568/MY_SKILL
- Created
- 2 days ago
- Last Updated
- today
- Language
- Python
- License
- MIT
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llm-engineering
LLM system engineering expertise covering context engineering, multi-agent orchestration, prompt design, harness implementation, and ASE compliance auditing. Use when building LLM-powered systems, designing agent architectures, or auditing CC-00 compliance.
using-ldd
Use at the start of any conversation, and whenever the user mentions LDD, loss-driven development, loss, gradient, SGD on code, drift, refinement loop, outer loop, inner loop, method evolution, or says "LDD:" / "apply LDD". Establishes how to dispatch the ten LDD skills and when each fires. Must be the first skill considered in any coding task where LDD is available.
domain-modeling
Use when pinning down a project's domain terminology — building or sharpening a CONTEXT.md ubiquitous-language glossary, resolving vague or conflicting terms, or when another skill needs the domain model maintained. Triggers on "ubiquitous language", "domain glossary", "what should we call this", "add this to CONTEXT.md", or a term that conflicts with the existing glossary. Not for recording decisions (that's [[adr]] — this skill hands off to it).