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ai-context-engineering

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Foundational context engineering theory and practice for LLM applications. Covers the 5 levels of context (zero/linear/goal-oriented/role-based/semantic blueprint), semantic role labeling (SRL) for visualizing structured prompts, and the layered (scope → investigation → action) analysis pattern.

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SKILL.md

AI Context Engineering

Knowledge from "Context Engineering for Multi-Agent Systems" (Chapter 1). Foundational theory for moving from prompts to engineered context.

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Contents

References

CategoryPurpose
semantic-blueprintThe 5 levels of context, semantic blueprint definition, SRL theory
srl-implementationPython implementation of SRL with matplotlib visualization
meeting-analysisThe 3-layer (scope/investigation/action) analysis pattern with worked example

Workflows

WorkflowPurpose
workflows/build-3-layer-pipeline.mdEnd-to-end build of a scope→investigation→action analysis pipeline

Guidelines

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