Open-source, bilingual LLM engineering course with hands-on labs for RAG, AI agents, MCP, evals, harnesses, loops and production.
LLM Engineer Club is an open LLM systems engineering course. Its first module is Model Interfaces and Foundations, described as a multi-provider client with visible cost, latency, and errors. The site also offers preparation for AWS AI Practitioner or NVIDIA Generative AI LLMs with mock exams and domain repair. All content lives in a public repository: inspect it, use it, and improve it through pull requests. The field project is described as a real system another engineer can audit.
Engineers use LLM Engineer Club to build a multi-provider client with visible cost, latency, and errors.
Engineers use LLM Engineer Club to implement RAG with citations, abstention, and evaluation.
Engineers use LLM Engineer Club to work with typed tools, MCP, and authority boundaries.
Engineers use LLM Engineer Club to prepare for AWS AI Practitioner or NVIDIA Generative AI LLMs with mock exams and domain repair.
Engineers use LLM Engineer Club to produce a real system another engineer can audit.
Engineers use LLM Engineer Club to inspect, use, and improve course content through pull requests.
Engineers use Club Quiz to answer 20 private questions one at a time under a verifiable challenge.
Lynote combines AI-draft rewriting and AI-text detection with note-taking, transcription, video summaries, and study tools.
LMSYS Chatbot Arena is a crowdsourced open platform for LLM evals. Collected over 1,000,000 human pairwise comparisons to rank LLMs with the Bradley-Terry model and display the model ratings in Elo-scale.
Zhipu Qingyan is a GLM-based AI assistant whose official description emphasizes understanding goals, breaking down tasks, and using tools.
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