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An agent skill: how LLMs are actually built — data pipeline, post-training, evaluation — with every claim mapped to a timestamp in the source lecture.
Обзор
An agent skill that gives you a — and, more usefully, a way to tell whether a claim about one is credible. Distilled from Yann Dubois' Stanford CS229 guest lecture Building Large Language Models (Summer 2024). Every claim in the skill is mapped to a timestamp in references/lecture-notes.md, so you can check it rather than trust it. 📖 Prefer to read it as an article? How LLMs are actually built — on dev.to Most "how LLMs work" explainers stop at "transformers + attention". The parts that decide whether a model is good — the data pipeline, the post-training recipe, the evaluation setup, the systems work — are usually glossed over. This skill covers those parts, in the form an agent can actually use: - : a structure for AI explainer content that isn't hand-waving. - : three questions that deflate most benchmark claims (which benchmark, against whom, judged by what). - : why "let's fine-tune it on our docs" rarely does what people expect.
README
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llm-building-map
A skill file that tells an agent how an LLM is actually built — and gives you three questions that deflate most benchmark claims.
git clone https://github.com/lizhao888/llm-building-map.git
cp -r llm-building-map ~/.claude/skills/ # Claude Code
cp -r llm-building-map ~/.hermes/skills/research/ # Hermes Agent
Distilled from Yann Dubois’ Stanford CS229 guest lecture Building Large Language Models (Summer 2024). Every claim in the skill is mapped to a timestamp in references/lecture-notes.md, so you can check it rather than trust it.
📖 Prefer to read it as an article? How LLMs are actually built — on dev.to · 中文版（掘金）
Why this exists
Most “how LLMs work” explainers stop at “transformers + attention”. The parts that decide whether a model is good — the data pipeline, the post-training recipe, the evaluation setup, the systems work — are usually glossed over.
This skill covers those parts, in the form an agent can actually use:
- Explain: a structure for AI explainer content that isn’t hand-waving.
- Audit: three questions that deflate most benchmark claims (which benchmark, against whom, judged by what).
- Scope: why “let’s fine-tune it on our docs” rarely does what people expect.
What’s inside
SKILL.md # the skill itself (five components, pipeline, post-training, eval)
references/lecture-notes.md # evidence map: claim → timestamp in the source lecture (English)
references/lecture-notes.zh-CN.md # same content, in Chinese
Install
Claude Code / Claude Skills
git clone https://github.com/lizhao888/llm-building-map.git
mkdir -p ~/.claude/skills
cp -r llm-building-map ~/.claude/skills/llm-building-map
Hermes Agent
cp -r llm-building-map ~/.hermes/skills/research/llm-building-map
# Windows: %LOCALAPPDATA%\hermes\skills\research\llm-building-map
Any other agent that reads SKILL.md: drop the directory wherever that agent looks for skills. The frontmatter follows the common name + description convention.
The 60-second version
| Component | What it decides | Who optimizes it |
|---|---|---|
| Architecture | capacity and shape | academia |
| Objective | what “good” means during training | academia |
| Data | what the model has seen | industry |
| Evaluation | whether you can tell it improved | industry |
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Установка
npx skillfish add lizhao888/llm-building-map