LLM Application Engineering
Alex Morgan
Alex focuses on the unglamorous parts of LLM products: input validation, structured outputs and graceful failure. Their sessions are about turning a promising prototype into code a team can maintain.
04Mentors
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LLM Application Engineering
Alex focuses on the unglamorous parts of LLM products: input validation, structured outputs and graceful failure. Their sessions are about turning a promising prototype into code a team can maintain.
RAG & Knowledge Systems
Priya teaches retrieval-augmented generation from the data up: parsing, chunking, retrieval and the evaluation that tells you whether any of it is working.
Evaluation & AI Reliability
Jordan teaches how to know whether an LLM feature is good enough to ship — and how to notice when it stops being good enough.
Deployment & LLMOps
Sam covers what happens after the demo works: packaging, deployment, tracing, cost control and the operational habits that keep LLM services predictable.
AI Agents & Workflows
Maya teaches agent design as workflow engineering: well-scoped tools, explicit state, clear stopping rules and a plan for every way a step can fail.
About these profiles
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Build the foundations, projects, and habits needed to design more dependable AI applications.