
Every pattern, composition guide, and code example in one offline-ready package. Whether you are building your first RAG pipeline or designing multi-agent systems, this book gives you the reference you need.
Build retrieval-augmented generation systems that ground LLM output in your own data, from basic vector search to advanced re-ranking and hybrid retrieval.
Design tool-calling agents that plan, execute, and self-correct. Covers ReAct loops, multi-agent coordination, and human-in-the-loop patterns.
Master chain-of-thought, few-shot prompting, and structured output techniques that produce reliable, consistent results from any model.
Ship with confidence using guardrails, content filtering, hallucination detection, and evaluation pipelines that catch problems before users do.
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Large language models are trained on a fixed snapshot of text. Once training ends, the model knows nothing about events, documents, or data that appeared after the cutoff date. It also has zero visibility into your private databases, internal wikis, customer records, or proprietary codebases.
Read the full pattern“The fundamental tension is clear: you want the generative fluency of a language model combined with the factual grounding of a search engine. Basic RAG is the simplest pattern that resolves this tension.”

Building at the intersection of AI-assisted development and practical software engineering. Writing about the patterns that actually work when you ship LLM-powered features to production.
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