my-llm-api

Runs task-based LLM workflows including classification, extraction, summarization, and drafting via API.

83|Updated May 8, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/myapihq/myapi --skill my-llm-api
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent
Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: my-llm-api
Source: https://github.com/myapihq/myapi/tree/main/skills/my-llm-api
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/myapihq/myapi --skill my-llm-api

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This Skill provides a unified way to access language model capabilities without forcing developers to manage separate inference interfaces, model routing, or workflow-specific prompt handling.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Raw LLM Access: Run chat completions and embeddings against the available self-hosted model catalog with configurable request parameters.
  • Task-Based LLM Verbs: Perform classification, extraction, summarization, and drafting workflows while keeping model selection behind a stable task interface.
  • Use Case: Build automated pipelines that classify incoming requests, extract structured business data, summarize documents, or draft responses using predictable API operations.

Quick Start

Ask the my-llm-api skill to summarize a document, classify an input, extract structured fields, or draft a message using the LLM workflow interface.

Frequently Asked Questions about my-llm-api

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I add LLM summarization and classification to my application pipeline?

You can add LLM summarization and classification to your application pipeline by using task-based workflow interfaces that handle prompt routing and model selection automatically, providing predictable API operations for structured data extraction and drafting.

Can I run OpenAI-compatible inference and chat completions without managing separate model routing?

Yes, you can run OpenAI-compatible inference and chat completions without managing separate model routing by accessing a unified, self-hosted model catalog through configurable request parameters and authenticated API endpoints.

What is the best way to generate embeddings and draft responses using a unified language model interface?

The best way to generate embeddings and draft responses is through a unified language model interface that abstracts model selection behind stable task verbs, ensuring predictable API operations for automated workflows.

Do I need authenticated API access to perform cost-aware inference requests and model catalog discovery?

Yes, you need authenticated API access to perform cost-aware inference requests and model catalog discovery, enabling you to retrieve available self-hosted models and manage completion parameters securely.

Does this approach support extracting structured business data from incoming requests?

Yes, this approach supports extracting structured business data from incoming requests by utilizing specialized task-based LLM verbs designed for classification, extraction, and document summarization workflows.

Why does my LLM workflow require a stable task interface for automated pipelines?

Your LLM workflow requires a stable task interface for automated pipelines because it keeps model selection and prompt handling behind predictable API operations, preventing disruptions when underlying models change.