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Claude on Amazon Bedrock - API Integration & Prompt Engineering
These sources offer a comprehensive technical guide for integrating and optimising Claude models within the Amazon Bedrock ecosystem. They detail the programmatic implementation of AI services using the Boto3 library, covering essential functionalities such as inference configuration, real-time streaming, and structured JSON output control. Beyond simple deployment, the text emphasises a rigorous five-step evaluation workflow to objectively measure performance through automated datasets and hybrid grading systems. Furthermore, it outlines advanced prompt engineering strategies, including the use of XML delimiters and multi-shot prompting, to refine model accuracy and reliability. By combining practical coding examples with systematic testing methodologies, the documentation provides a blueprint for building production-ready, high-performance AI applications.
Multi-Token Prediction on OJAI
Google Gemma 4 MoE (26B) on AMD Ryzen AI
A Learning Guide to the blog-post-excerpt Claude Skill
A practical, end-to-end walkthrough of the project-scoped blog-post-excerpt Claude skill that lives in this repository under .claude/skills/. The guide follows the chapter structure of Anthropic's Complete Guide to Building Skills for Claude and applies each principle to the working skill that automates Jekyll front-matter excerpt generation. Learn how progressive disclosure splits across SKILL.md, its body, and the references folder; how to craft a triggering description; how to inject an inline SVG illustration plus a TLDR into a single line of YAML; and how a final verification step keeps the front matter from breaking on every run.
Running Gemma 4 E4B on the AMD ROCm
This deep-dive shows how to run the Google DeepMind Gemma 4 E4B model — a 4.5B-effective dense network with Per-Layer Embeddings — on a Minisforum AI X1 Pro driven by the AMD Ryzen AI 9 HX 470, Radeon 890M iGPU and XDNA 2 NPU. It walks the verified vLLM Docker recipe on ROCm 7.2, decomposes the hybrid sliding-window plus global attention that makes a 128K context fit on a 16GB-class memory budget, and shows where MIGraphX can offload an ONNX sidecar to the NPU. The result is a layered guide from architecture math through tuning, quantisation, and benchmarking.