ls -la ./resources
Things I've actually used, with a note on what each one is good for. Every entry carries the date it was added and the date the link was last verified — a curated list nobody has re-checked in a year is worse than no list at all.
ls -lat ./resources | head -5
The piece that separates "workflow" from "agent" and argues most problems only need the former. Start here before building anything autonomous — it will talk you out of complexity you do not need.
Anthropic Engineering · anthropic.com · checked 2026-08-02
Treats the context window as a finite budget to be managed rather than a box to fill. The clearest statement of why context engineering, not prompt phrasing, is the skill that transfers.
Anthropic Engineering · anthropic.com · checked 2026-08-02
Reference MCP server implementations across several languages. Read one end-to-end before writing your own — the protocol makes far more sense from the source than from the spec.
Model Context Protocol · github.com · checked 2026-08-02
The directory to check before building an integration that probably already exists. Breadth over judgment, as these lists always are — treat it as an index, not a recommendation.
wong2 · github.com · checked 2026-08-02
The most mature agent-orchestration story for C#, and useful reading for how .NET idioms map onto LLM plumbing. Note that Microsoft has since positioned Agent Framework as its successor — read it for the patterns, check the migration guide before starting new work on it.
Microsoft · github.com · checked 2026-08-02
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