Tech Station

From prompt to production.

Five technical tracks covering the skills engineers and architects need to build LLM-powered systems that actually work in production — not just in demos.

5 technical tracks·Ordered by recommended learning path
01 — Start here
AI Primer

The concepts every LLM practitioner needs before writing a single prompt.

19 guides
02 — Core skill
Prompt Engineering

Zero-shot to few-shot, chain-of-thought, and structured output patterns.

13 guides
03 — Architecture
RAG

Chunking, embeddings, vector search, and fixing hallucinations in production.

13 guides
04 — LLMOps
LLM Fine-Tuning & LLMOps

When to fine-tune vs. prompt, LoRA, QLoRA, evaluation, and deployment.

13 guides
05 — Advanced
Agentic AI

Planning loops, tool use, memory, and multi-agent coordination.

14 guides

Recommended reading paths

Curated sequences that weave across the five tech tracks — pick the outcome you're building toward.
Path 01

Ship a RAG Product for Your Own Data

The complete path for a production RAG feature — foundations, retrieval quality, prompt structure, evaluation, and monitoring.

    0 guides · 0 min end-to-end
    Path 02

    Decide Between Prompting, RAG, and Fine-Tuning

    The architectural decision, done properly — cost, quality, maintenance, and the model context that decides the answer.

      0 guides · 0 min end-to-end
      Path 03

      Build an Agent That Ships to Production

      From agent loop to observability, guardrails, and the governance stance production actually requires.

        0 guides · 0 min end-to-end
        Path 04

        Cut Your LLM Cost & Latency

        The prompt-side, serving-side, model-side, and vendor-side levers that move real cost and latency numbers.

          0 guides · 0 min end-to-end

          Latest technical guides

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