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Copilot-LD

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Copilot-LD is an intelligent chat agent leveraging GitHub Copilot and Linked Data, built with Node.js, gRPC microservices and retrieval-augmented generation

Skills Distribution
DomainDeveloper To...Microservice Archi.. (30%)Knowledge Graph & .. (30%)Document Processin.. (20%)System Supervision.. (20%)

Agent Skills by Copilot-LD

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libweb

Secure Hono HTTP APIs with JWT, CORS, and validation middleware.

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libstorage

Abstract local, S3, and Supabase storage behind a unified interface.

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libperf

Benchmark code execution time and memory usage to detect performance regressions.

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libcodegen

Generate JavaScript message classes, service stubs, and type definitions from .proto files.

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libeval

Evaluate RAG agent performance with LLM-as-judge criteria, recall, and trace analyses.

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libingest

Convert PDFs, PowerPoints, and images into Schema.org annotated HTML.

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libmemory

Construct token-budgeted memory windows from conversation history and tools.

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libagent

Orchestrate LLM completions, memory windows, and tool calls for conversational AI workflows.

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libsupervision

Supervise a process tree with automatic restarts, graceful shutdowns, and rotating logs.

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libconfig

Centralize configuration loading from files, environment variables, and storage backends for Copilot-LD services.

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librc

Control Copilot-LD service lifecycle via the svscan supervision daemon.

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libanalysis

Format Markdown with Prettier and prepend line numbers for analysis.

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libtype

Provide shared Protocol Buffer type definitions across Copilot-LD services.

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libllm

Expose an HTTP LLM API client for OpenAI-compatible chat completions and embeddings.

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libgraph

Index RDF triples for fast pattern-based queries in knowledge graphs.

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libtelemetry

Capture RFC 5424 structured logs and distributed traces across microservices.

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librpc

Provide a pre-wired gRPC framework with RpcServer and RpcClient.

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libvector

Index embeddings and retrieve similar items via cosine similarity with metadata filtering.

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librepl

Create interactive REPL command-line interfaces with custom commands and persistent state.

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libindex

Implement storage-backed indexing for JSONL data with batched writes.

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libpolicy

Evaluate access requests against stored policies using actor, resource, and action inputs.

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libresource

Manage typed resources with policy-based access control and URI lookups.

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libsecret

Generate cryptographic secrets, HS256 JWTs, and manage .env files.

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libtransform

Convert PDFs to HTML and extract content using vision-enabled LLMs.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Copilot-LD

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What specific tasks can I perform using these libraries?

You can perform document conversion from PDF to HTML, index RDF triples for knowledge graph queries, manage gRPC service communication, and implement policy-based access control for typed resources.

Which technical personas benefit most from this ecosystem?

Backend engineers and system architects building distributed microservices, data engineers managing vector and knowledge graph indices, and developers creating retrieval-augmented generation systems will find these libraries highly effective for modular service construction.

What are the primary dependencies for running these services?

These libraries require a Node.js runtime environment and Protocol Buffer definitions. Services rely on gRPC for inter-process communication, while storage-backed features require connectivity to S3, Supabase, or local file systems for persistent data indexing.