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Context Engineering for Claude Code

Design patterns, best practices and caveats for engineering context in AI coding agents with Claude Code.

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OpenClaw

A complete guide to OpenClaw — what it is, how it works, its architecture, skills system, security landscape, and what makes it different from every AI assistant that came before it.

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LangChain Deep Agents

Comprehensive reference for building long-running, multi-step AI agents using LangChain’s Deep Agents SDK — covering planning, file systems, subagents, memory, skills, sandboxes, backends, context management, human-in-the-loop, and deployment.

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Claude Agent SDK

Reference for building production AI agents with the Claude Agent SDK, the agent loop, sessions, tools, MCP, hooks, subagents, permissions, context management, structured output, streaming and deployment.

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Claude Code Plugins

Claude Code plugins let you extend Claude Code with custom skills, agents, hooks, MCP servers, LSP servers, background monitors, output styles, and themes — and share them across projects and teams via marketplaces.

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OpenCode

Reference for OpenCode — the open-source AI coding agent with multi-provider support, agentic workflows, LSP integration, and session management.

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GitHub Copilot Notes.

GitHub Copilot and customization instructions together unlocks a structured, repeatable way to guide AI assistance across your codebase—covering custom instructions, reusable prompt files, agent mode and extensible skills for end-to-end AI-driven workflows.

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Langchain Gen-AI Patterns

Reusable design patterns and best practices for building robust, efficient and scalable LLM applications, covering retrieval, memory, agents, RAG and orchestration.

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Agent2Agent Protocol (A2A)

Agent to Agent Protocol (A2A) is an open standard protocol to enable seamless communication and collaboration between AI agents.

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SOAP-Based Web Services Notes

SOAP-based web services remain a foundational pillar of enterprise integration—covering the messaging envelope, WSDL contracts, binding styles, security via WS-Security, and how to reason about SOAP versus REST when designing distributed systems.

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