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llms-dev-study

A Chinese-language study roadmap for LLM application development, covering RAG and agent projects with runnable code, interview preparation notes and a paper-reading skill.

llms-dev-study

llms-dev-study is a study roadmap for LLM application development roles, aimed at quick, practical onboarding rather than broad theory. It is organized into five parts: an overview explaining how the role differs from backend development and LLM algorithm roles, a RAG section with beginner video courses and runnable retrieval-augmented-generation project code, an Agent section with agent demos and courses, an interview-preparation section covering common RAG and agent questions, and a paper-reading section with a Codex skill for summarizing new papers.

Each runnable example links to the original author's code alongside the repository owner's own updated version, noting that some original dependency versions have become outdated, and suggests giving errors to an AI coding assistant such as Codex, Claude Code or Cursor to fix version-related issues.

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