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A hierarchical index of presentation series for AI / LLM / agentic engineers — from transformer internals and GPU hardware up through retrieval, agents, evaluations, safety and production operations.
Every project that used to be indexed here directly is still reachable — typically through its sub-hub (one click of indirection). The 25 sub-hubs below collectively re-export ~198 leaf repos: ~80 pre-existing presentations, 5 MCP decks, 78 decks across 14 mid-2025 series (now including a two-deck deep-dive companion on the two-step retrieval cascade architecture and the underlying reranker mathematics), the 10-deck LLM History series covering people, labs and ideas from Shannon to the multipolar 2026 frontier, the 12-deck Mathematics for Machine Learning companion to Deisenroth, Faisal & Ong, and the 7-deck Karpathy: Neural Networks Zero to Hero series walking through Andrej Karpathy's from-scratch teaching codebases (micrograd, makemore, minbpe, minGPT, nanoGPT, llm.c, nanochat), and the 10-deck Key LLM Publications series indexing the fifty most important papers, articles and blog posts for a practising LLM/agent engineer — from the Transformer to the Model Context Protocol — each with a summary, an engineer's interpretation, and diagrams, and the 6-deck Transformer Circuits Thread series presenting Anthropic's mechanistic-interpretability research from transformer-circuits.pub (a mathematical framework for transformer circuits, induction heads, superposition, dictionary-learning features, their scaling to Claude 3 Sonnet, and circuit tracing) — plus the directly-linked code repos and articles below.
Cloneable code repositories
Most leaves are interactive HTML presentations rendered on GitHub Pages. The repos below are different — they ship runnable source you can clone and execute outside the browser. Listed here for direct discoverability.
Hardware deep-dive on the MMUL — 24-slide interactive deck (Kung 1978/82 → TPU → Blackwell, four dataflows, Transformer mapping, FP32→FP4 / MXFP / NVFP4, real systems, memory hierarchy, power & thermals) plus four parameterised SystemVerilog implementations and 258 passing tests
Full-stack interactive web app at transformer-explainer-three.vercel.app — type your own tokens and watch every op (embeddings, masked self-attention, FFN, layernorm, sampling) execute server-side. Pure-TypeScript transformer library verified against PyTorch fixtures to 1e-5. Ships with a backend-engineering PDF tour and a Reveal.js presentation walking through Next.js 14, Drizzle, Auth.js, the test pyramid, CI/CD, and the six production bugs we hit going live
LangGraph implementation of Sebastian Raschka's Components of a Coding Agent — six components mapped one-per-module (workspace context, cacheable stable-prefix prompt, sandboxed file/shell tools, transcript compression, two-tier memory), swappable Gemini / DeepSeek / OpenAI / fake providers chosen in .env, full-fidelity LLM tracing (rich panels + JSONL on disk), 29 offline tests, written as a learning resource
Sub-hub index
Each row points to a sub-hub repo whose README and GitHub Pages site list the leaf decks for that area. The code marker on the Status column flags sub-hubs that include cloneable-code leaves listed above.
Decoder-only transformer internals — visual walkthrough, every-computation forward pass, RTL accelerator, nanoGPT, PyTorch from scratch, NN data types, hardware-aware quantisation, MMUL hardware deep-dive, and the full-stack interactive web explainer
Interactive walkthroughs of Andrej Karpathy's from-scratch teaching codebases — micrograd (autograd & backprop), makemore (char-level LMs, BatchNorm, WaveNet), minbpe (the GPT tokeniser), minGPT and nanoGPT (the GPT itself), llm.c (training in raw C/CUDA), and nanochat (a full ChatGPT pipeline). Cross-links the existing nanoGPT deck shared with the Transformer Architecture hub
The complete Qwen family, generation by generation — Qwen 1.0/1.5 (tokenizer, context tricks, the first MoE), Qwen2/2.5 (GQA, 18T tokens, YaRN & dual chunk attention, Coder/Math/VL/Omni), QwQ & QVQ (RL with verifiable rewards, test-time compute), Qwen3 (hybrid thinking, 128-expert MoE, the 2507 split) with a full Qwen3-Coder deep dive (pros/cons, benchmarks, every flag, vLLM capability matrix), Qwen3-Next (Gated DeltaNet, 3:1 hybrid, MTP), the multimodal & specialist lines (VL, Omni, Embedding/Reranker, Guard, Image, ASR), Qwen3.5 (native multimodal, 201 languages), Qwen3.6→3.8 (dense returns, the 2.4T Max tier) — plus reference decks on serving Qwen with vLLM and on choosing, sizing and deploying
Architectures beyond the vanilla decoder — Mixture of Experts, Mamba and state-space models, long-context techniques (RoPE / YaRN / ring attention), diffusion language models, hybrids; plus a 5-deck companion to Raschka's Beyond Standard LLMs (linear-attention hybrids, text diffusion, code world models, small recursive transformers, decision tree)
Twelve-deck companion to Deisenroth, Faisal & Ong's Mathematics for Machine Learning (Cambridge University Press, 2020). Part I — linear algebra, analytic geometry, matrix decompositions, vector calculus, probability, optimisation; Part II — linear regression, PCA, GMM/EM, and the kernel SVM. Lives on the Mathematics hub but re-listed here for AI-engineer discoverability
Twelve-deck deep tour of the TPU programme — 2013 voice-search napkin maths through Ironwood (v7) — history, systolic arrays, every generation v1→v7, OCS & Palomar, ICI & 3D torus, XLA / JAX / Pallas software stack, TPU vs GPU
How Cursor, Aider, Claude Code & Codex CLI work — repo understanding, edit strategies, plus a 5-deck companion to Raschka's Components of a Coding Agent (context, cache, tools, memory, subagents) and a runnable LangGraph implementation of the same six components
Anthropic's open protocol for connecting LLMs to tools and data — JSON-RPC primitives, transports, server-building, OAuth 2.1 security, ecosystem and patterns
Static benchmarks vs production evals, LLM-as-judge with its biases, eval frameworks (Inspect AI, Braintrust, Phoenix, Langfuse), drift detection, red-teaming
Managed LLM service providers — pricing & latency comparison (OpenAI / Anthropic / Bedrock / Vertex / Azure OpenAI / Together / Groq / Fireworks / Replicate), prompt caching, embeddings & RAG-as-a-Service, agents-as-a-Service, fine-tuning APIs, evals / observability, MCP server hosting, LLM-specific security and governance. Companion to Local LLM Hosting (the self-hosted side) and part of the Cloud *aaS series on the Software index
A history of large language models from Shannon (1948) to the multipolar 2026 frontier — people, labs and ideas. Pre-Transformer NLP, the 2017 transformer paper and its eight authors, university labs, OpenAI, Anthropic, Google DeepMind, Meta/Mistral/xAI/Cohere, the Chinese frontier labs (DeepSeek, Qwen, Kimi, GLM, Yi), and a forecast deck on future directions. Equal attention to technical detail and the human story behind the field
Comprehensive presentation series on Claude — models, Claude.ai, Claude Code, API and SDKs, integrations, agents, productivity, Claude Desktop, hands-on workflow walkthroughs
Anthropic's mechanistic-interpretability research from transformer-circuits.pub, presented for engineers as six single-publication deep dives tracing one arc: A Mathematical Framework for Transformer Circuits (residual stream, QK/OV circuits, composition); In-context Learning & Induction Heads (the phase change behind in-context learning); Toy Models of Superposition (why neurons are polysemantic); Towards Monosemanticity (sparse autoencoders / dictionary learning recover interpretable features); Scaling Monosemanticity (features extracted from Claude 3 Sonnet, feature steering, "Golden Gate Claude"); and On the Biology of a Large Language Model (circuit tracing with attribution graphs on Claude 3.5 Haiku). Complements the broad Key LLM Publications canon and the Safety, Alignment & Red-Teaming hub
Articles and presentations on batching, KV cache optimisation, and quantisation for inference
How this is organised
The top-level index (this README) lists 25 sub-hubs grouped into five themes plus the LLM History, Anthropic Claude, Key Publications and Interpretability sections, with directly-linked code repos and articles called out separately.
Each sub-hub repo is a small index of leaf-deck repos in that area. The sub-hub's README.md and its GitHub Pages site (e.g. https://brendanjameslynskey.github.io/LLM_Hub_RAG_Retrieval/) both list the decks.
Each leaf deck is its own repo (typically Topic_NN_Title) with a single-page interactive HTML presentation served on GitHub Pages.
Status legend.live · N decks — all leaves built and indexed by the sub-hub. roadmap · N decks — topic outline published, leaf decks landing progressively. · N code — sub-hub includes that many cloneable-source leaves (listed in the Cloneable code repositories table above).
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Index of LLM-related repositories — architecture, agents, hardware, etc.