executing-plans
executing-plans
Use when executing an implementation plan in the current session as the implementer yourself — your human partner chose inline execution, or no subagent tool is available
cli-and-servicesUse Agent Lightning agl CLI commands, store and Prometheus services, LLMProxy/vLLM service patterns, metrics, and safe endpoint checks.
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Use this sub-skill when the user asks about agl commands, store servers, Prometheus metrics, LLM proxying, vLLM integration, OpenAI-compatible endpoint checks, or service startup failures.
| Request | Read/run |
|---|---|
Check agl, agl store, or agl prometheus flags | references/cli-reference.md |
| Start or connect to a LightningStore service | references/service-workflows.md |
| Use LLMProxy with OpenAI-compatible/vLLM endpoints | references/service-workflows.md |
| Check a LiteLLM/OpenAI-compatible proxy safely | python scripts/check_litellm_proxy.py --base-url ... --model ... |
| Emit local demo metrics or check Prometheus dependencies | python scripts/check_prometheus_metrics.py --duration 1 --host 127.0.0.1 |
| Debug CLI/service failures | references/troubleshooting.md |
agl --help and subcommand --help before relying on remembered flags.agl store supports in-memory and optional Mongo backends.agl prometheus requires Prometheus client support and PROMETHEUS_MULTIPROC_DIR when starting the exporter.agl vllm imports vLLM and is optional; expect it to fail in CPU/base environments without vLLM.LLMProxy wraps LiteLLM and can route /rollout/<id>/attempt/<id>/v1/... requests so spans are attributed to the correct attempt.agl --help
agl store --help
agl prometheus --help
python scripts/check_litellm_proxy.py --help
python scripts/check_prometheus_metrics.py --duration 1 --host 127.0.0.1
The LiteLLM proxy checker makes network requests only when --base-url and --model are explicitly supplied. The metrics checker binds localhost by default in examples and exits quickly.
This sub-skill owns command syntax and service surfaces. For rollout status semantics use runner-store-training. For interpreting spans or token IDs use tracing-and-instrumentation. For optional example selection use examples-and-recipes.