A reusable skill kit for AI agents to generate structurally precise and aesthetically standardized draw.io diagrams across major cloud platforms and BPMN, with declarative layout, stencils, and validation.
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Résultats de recherche: hallucinations
Annuaire en anglaisA Claude Code skill that generates interactive HTML courses from any codebase for non-technical users.
Agent skills for VueUse to help AI agents use Vue Composition utilities efficiently with minimal token usage.
Open-source AI pair programming for desktop: a Mentor + Executor agent cross-check each other's code to catch AI hallucinations. Works with Claude Code, Codex, Gemini & opencode. macOS / Windows / Linux.
Terraform Skill for Claude Code and Codex. LLMs hallucinate a lot with Terraform - TerraShark fixes this. It eliminates hallucinations, is designed for modular and secure code and grounds your IaC in the official Hashicorp Terraform best practices.
Kubernetes Skill for Claude Code and Codex. LLMs hallucinate a lot with K8s - KubeShark fixes this. It eliminates hallucinations and grounds your Kubernetes, Helm etc official best practices.
A library of verifiable AI agent skills for Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code, and Copilot to enforce formal traceability and reduce hallucinations.
Nine quality-canary skills for AI coding agents covering code health, rule completeness, grounding, supply chain, resilience, and drift, with auto-cadence hooks for session start/end.
Leverage hallucinations from Large Language Models (LLMs) for novelty-driven explorations.
Recognize, diagnose, and mitigate patterns of context degradation in agent systems. Use when context grows large, agent performance degrades unexpectedly, or debugging agent failures.
Scientific research engine with adversarial review, tree search, and serendipity detection. Use when: exploring hypotheses, validating findings against literature, running computational experiments with quality gates, or hunting for unexpected discoveries. Do NOT use for simple Q&A, code editing, or non-research tasks.