I will create an ai agent for your business


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I will build custom Python AI agents with skill.md integration
Stop wiring together broken AI scripts. I build clean, working LLM agents using Python and skill.md architecture the modular approach behind Claude Skills, Cursor rules, and custom agent frameworks.
What I deliver:
- Custom skill.md files for Claude, Cursor, or your own agents
- Python agents with OpenAI, Claude, Gemini, or Ollama integration
- Tool calling, function routing, memory, and RAG support
- FastAPI endpoints, Docker deployment, and async streaming
Packages:
BASIC ($50) 1 skill + Python LLM script
STANDARD ($100) 3 skills + multi-skill agent with tool calling
PREMIUM ($250) 5-10 skills + production system, tests , 30-day support
Clean, documented, tested code every time. No spaghetti scripts.
Message me before ordering so I can confirm your scope.
Lerne Rayane L kennen
fullstack web developer, software engineer
- AusAlgerien
- Mitglied seitFeb. 2026
- ⌀ Antwortzeit1 Stunde
Sprachen
Arabisch, Englisch, Französisch
FAQ
Do I need to know Python to use what you build?
No. You'll receive working code with a README explaining how to run it. Basic Python knowledge helps if you want to modify it later, but it's not required to use it.
What is a skill.md file?
It's a structured markdown file that defines how an AI agent behaves — what tools it can use, how it responds, and what its boundaries are. It's the format used by Claude Skills and similar agent frameworks, making agents modular and easy to maintain.
Which LLM providers do you support?
OpenAI (GPT-4, GPT-4o), Anthropic Claude, openrouter, Google Gemini, and local models via Ollama. I can also integrate custom or self-hosted endpoints.
Can you work with my existing codebase?
Yes. Send me your repo or describe your setup, and I'll integrate cleanly rather than rebuilding from scratch.
What if my project doesn't fit a package?
Message me with the details and I'll send a custom offer tailored to your exact scope
Will my code be clean and documented?
Always. You get modular, typed, tested Python with clear comments and setup instructions — not a pile of scripts you have to reverse-engineer.
