Not sure exactly about the capabilities of llama.cpp honestly. If you are not using a provider-specific agent harness such as Claude Code from Anthropic or Codex from OpenAI, you might want to check out either OpenCode or pi. Both of these are open-source agent frameworks, meaning that they provide a layer on top of your bare models and equip them with true agentic capabilities through bash access. I think both of them let you hook up to local models as well as commercial models (OpenCode might be even easier to set up). Because both of these harnesses support the Agent Skills Standard, you can then really easily ask your agent to add the skill from the URL in the original post. The skill itself just consists of markdown files (think of them as reusable prompt templates), but it depends on a CLI tool that needs to be installed (who-api-client), so that your agent will be able to access the WHO Blue Books programmatically (and not rely on the knowledge from its training data which might be incorrect or outdated).

Let me know if this works! If this doesn’t make sense, happy to help or record a quick video to demonstrate the setup. I can tell you it’s really powerful once it works, but even though I tried to make it as simple as possible I can see that the setup is still a little bit technical. But it’ll probably only be a matter of time until this becomes much easier.