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Last commit on March 24, 2026·Created on November 3, 2025

Orchestra-Research/AI-Research-SKILLs

Turns research workflows into instructions an agent can follow.
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TL;DR

These skill files turn an agent into a research assistant that can design experiments, train models, interpret internals, audit safety, and deploy inference. They are built for AI research scientists, LLM fine-tuning engineers, distributed training engineers, and MLOps teams who need reproducible, agent-guided workflows across the full model lifecycle.

WHO IT'S FOR
AI Research Scientists
orchestrating autonomous research experiments
LLM Fine-Tuning Engineers
fine-tuning models with RL and preference optimization
Distributed Training Engineers
scaling LLM training across GPU clusters
MLOps and Infrastructure Teams
managing experiment tracking and GPU infrastructure
Repository contents

98 skill files

Compatible AgentsThe repository documents support for these agents. The skills may also work with other agents that can load SKILL.md files, but they may need some setup or small changes.

Use this skill collection

Follow the documented setup, then try a first task.

I’m using

Interactive complete bundle

Installs: Complete bundle of all 98 AI Research Skills, including the autoresearch orchestration layer; the interactive installer also offers quickstart, category, and individual selections. · Claude Code, Hermes Agent, OpenCode, Qoder, Cursor, Gemini CLI

  1. Run the documented interactive installer in a terminal. When it presents the available scopes, select the “everything” choice to install all 98 skills rather than the quickstart, a category, or an individual skill. The installer detects installed coding agents and installs skills under ~/.orchestra/skills/, using symlinks or a Windows copy fallback.

    npx @orchestra-research/ai-research-skills
README.md · Checked Sep 18, 2026

Give it something to do.

Suggested first task

Review a minimal Axolotl FSDP configuration

Uses axolotl

  • Axolotl YAML snippet
  • Total number of GPUs
Using the axolotl skill, review my Axolotl YAML snippet for FSDP version 2 and return a corrected minimal FSDP section. Check that context_parallel_size divides my total GPU count, and briefly identify any setting you changed. Do not run training.
03-fine-tuning/axolotl/SKILL.md · Checked Sep 18, 2026
Suggested first task

Draft a SentencePiece tokenizer starter

Uses sentencepiece

  • Path to a raw-text corpus to substitute for data.txt
Using the sentencepiece skill, draft a small starter consisting of a BPE training command with an 8,000-token vocabulary and a minimal Python encode/decode example. Treat data.txt as a sample placeholder and tell me to replace it with the path to my raw-text corpus. Do not execute anything.
Suggested first task

Draft a local llama.cpp chat command

Uses llama-cpp

  • Hardware type: CPU-only, Apple Silicon, AMD GPU, or NVIDIA GPU
  • Local GGUF model path
  • Prompt text
Using the llama-cpp skill, recommend a suitable default GGUF quantization for my local hardware and draft a simple, non-interactive llama-cli chat command using the local model path and prompt I provide. Explain any GPU-layer offloading choice, but do not download a model or run the command.