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patchy631/ai-engineering-hub

High-activity AI tutorial hub with 33k stars and 5.4k forks, focused on in-depth LLM, RAG, agent, OCR, finetuning, and workflow examples. The repo appears strongest as a collection of many small, practical project forks rather than a single cohesive application. It is not archived and was updated recently on 2026-03-31, with the latest pushed commit on 2026-03-23.

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