Llm Debugger
ListedProvides LLMs guidance and assistance for building AI and machine learning applications.
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About this skill
What it does
The llm-debugger skill provides tools to inspect and understand the internal workings of Large Language Models (LLMs). It allows you to view intermediate states, trace token probabilities, and analyze the decision-making process within an LLM. This helps in diagnosing issues, improving prompt engineering, and gaining insights into model behavior.
When to use it
- Debugging unexpected outputs: When an LLM produces incorrect or undesirable results, use this skill to examine its internal state and identify potential causes.
- Prompt optimization: Understand how different prompts influence the LLM's token selection process for more effective prompt design.
- Model behavior analysis: Gain a deeper understanding of how an LLM arrives at its conclusions by observing its intermediate steps.
- Educational purposes: Learn about the inner workings of LLMs and how they generate text.
Key capabilities
- Token probability tracing
- Intermediate state inspection
- Decision-making process analysis
- Debugging tools for LLMs
Example prompts
- "Debug this prompt: [prompt text]"
- "Show me the token probabilities for the last 5 tokens generated."
- "Analyze the decision-making process when generating the response to 'Write a short story about a cat.'"
Tips & gotchas
The skill requires familiarity with LLM concepts like tokens and probability distributions. Results can be verbose, so focus on specific areas of interest for efficient debugging.