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Eleven is a cross‑platform desktop app that lets you load binaries, APKs, GPU kernels, shaders or ML models and explore them with LLM agents (Claude, Gemini, Copilot, etc.) via the Agent Client Protocol. It uses Ghidra/REA or Rizin for decompilation, shows pseudocode/assembly/CFGs, and lets agents rename functions, add notes, suggest patches, or rewrite code in many languages. Projects are saved as a single `.eleven` file, and the tool also supports debugging, diffing, GPU‑asset inspection, and export to PDF. Installers are provided for macOS, Windows and Linux; the source can be built with Bun, Node 20+, Ghidra and REA.

Isaac Lab is a GPU-accelerated, open-source robotics simulation framework built on NVIDIA Isaac Sim, designed to simplify and scale robot learning tasks like reinforcement learning and motion planning.

A local-first AI workspace that integrates multi-agent chat, visual automation workflows, and 14 coding-agent integrations into a single desktop or web interface.

Yuxi is an open‑source, Docker‑based platform for building private, multi‑tenant AI agents. It combines document ingestion, vector/RAG search, Neo4j knowledge‑graph construction, LangGraph‑driven multi‑agent orchestration, sandboxed file tools and fine‑grained team permissions, letting enterprises run custom agents on‑premise with their own LLM API keys.

An end-to-end motion capture system that converts monocular videos into 3D joint rotations for arbitrary skeletons, including animals and custom rigs.

AutoGPT is an AI-powered platform that lets you manage a team of specialized agents to automate recurring professional tasks like content creation, research, and administrative work.

Supermemory is a persistent memory and context engine for AI that enables agents to remember user preferences, track evolving facts, and integrate external data sources through a unified API.

NeonPlan 3D is a Home Assistant integration that lets you draw a floor‑plan and interact with a neon‑styled 3‑D view of your house, controlling lights, blinds, doors, cameras and more, with optional paid furniture packs and Pro add‑ons.

Waza is a Go-based CLI tool for evaluating AI agent skills, allowing developers to scaffold test suites, run benchmarks, and compare model performance through a structured evaluation framework.

Auto-Empirical Research Skills is a collection of over 1,100 AI-ready tools that automate the entire empirical research workflow, from data analysis and causal inference to manuscript writing and submission.

WebMCP is a browser-based API that allows web developers to expose client-side functions as structured tools for AI agents, enabling more reliable and direct interaction with web applications.

Codex with ChatGPT is a bridge that lets the official ChatGPT web UI act as the planning/review brain for a Codex coding agent, saving API quota. It creates a secure, read‑only MCP connection (OAuth‑protected, Cloudflare‑tunneled) so ChatGPT can read only the needed files, while Codex executes code locally. Install via a one‑paste script, copy the provided Skill into your Codex skill folder, run `c2c setup`, and then command Codex to use the skill. The project is an unofficial, MIT‑licensed Node.js tool that focuses on security (read‑only, path containment, secret‑file denial) and works without an OpenAI API key.

A framework for creating professional-grade business commercials using LLMs, featuring a structured quality-control loop, motion design principles, and technical scripts for audio and 3D rendering.

A comprehensive, step-by-step guide to designing production-ready AI systems, covering everything from LLM inference and RAG to agentic workflows, cost optimization, and system scalability.

OpenClaude is a terminal‑first, open‑source CLI that turns any LLM (cloud or local) into a coding assistant. It provides unified provider configuration, tool‑driven workflows (bash, file editing, search), session management, background jobs, and a VS Code extension.

A free, Portuguese-language set of organized study tracks for data science based on Professor Cibele Russo's YouTube lectures, covering 8 subjects with lesson notes, video links, and slides. It turns scattered videos into a structured curriculum for independent learners.

A smart macOS dictation tool that uses Gemini 3.5 Transcribe to turn spoken words into polished text inserted directly at the cursor.

A persistent, self-evolving AI development workspace that runs agents, scheduled tasks, and monitoring on your own hardware, with a gateway that separates the work surface from the runtime.

A motion design toolkit that gives AI coding agents the design taste, self-review capabilities, and a sound engine needed to create professional motion graphics and simulations.

DSH Mobile is an Android app that transplants the official DeepSeek Harness agent engine onto your phone. It bundles the runtime and toolchains into a single APK, so you can run AI agents locally with no root, Termux, or computer.

TypeSafe Agent Skills is a collection of tools that enables AI agents to perform typed decision-making and probability analysis using TypeSafe models.

A production-ready Java framework for building distributed, enterprise-grade AI agents with built-in support for session recovery, secure sandboxing, and multi-agent orchestration.

An open-source recreation and extension of Anthropic's Claude Code, providing a CLI agent with multi-model support and advanced orchestration tools.

A coding agent that enables LLMs to run code locally on macOS, Linux, and Windows, optimized for high performance with low-cost models.

Scrawl is a macOS/Windows app that records screen video, audio, and on‑screen annotations via a global shortcut, then packages the result into a bundle containing keyframe images, a transcript, and a JSON manifest. The bundle can be inspected, exported, or sent to AI agents (Claude, OpenCode, etc.) through a provided `scrawl` command and agent skill, enabling agents to understand and act on visual‑plus‑verbal context.

An opinionated Agent Skill that prevents AI-generated UIs from looking like generic templates by providing a visual direction selection process and strict professional design standards.

CloudCLI UI is an open-source web interface for managing and interacting with AI coding agents (Claude Code, Cursor CLI, and Codex) from any device — desktop or mobile. It provides chat, file editing, Git integration, and a plugin system, and can be self-hosted or used via a managed cloud service.

The openai-cookbook is a collection of example code and guides for using the OpenAI API. It's mostly Python, requires an OpenAI account and API key (set via environment variable or .env file), is browsable at cookbook.openai.com, and is MIT licensed.

lark-cli is an open‑source, MIT‑licensed command‑line tool that wraps Lark/Feishu’s Open Platform APIs. It offers 200+ commands across 18 business domains and a set of AI‑friendly “skills” for agents, with a three‑layer command system (shortcuts, API‑mapped commands, raw API). Designed for both human users and AI agents, it includes secure credential storage, OAuth flows, and configurable output formats.

An open-source OCR tool that converts PaddleOCR models to ONNX format for fast, low-resource offline deployment across multiple platforms.

Loom is an open‑source delivery harness that works alongside AI coding agents (Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode). It adds a stateful delivery loop—scope, plan, build, test, review, repair, preview—persisted in a project‑local `.loom/` folder, enabling reliable, resumable feature development and deployment previews.

An open-source desktop workbench based on DeepSeek Harness that integrates AI agent capabilities into a native desktop environment with bundled runtimes and a plugin ecosystem.

PS5LM is a homebrew application that turns a jailbroken PlayStation 5 into a local, GPU-accelerated server for running LLMs and decision models, accessible via standard API protocols.

A Python library/CLI for detecting and removing AI‑generated watermarks (visible logos, hidden pixel marks, and metadata) from images and videos you own, with optional GPU‑based diffusion for invisible marks.

This is the official code repository for the book "Hands-On Large Language Models" by Jay Alammar and Maarten Grootendorst. It contains 12 Jupyter notebooks (one per book chapter) covering topics from LLM basics to fine-tuning, all designed to run in Google Colab with a free GPU. The book is known for its heavy use of custom illustrations (~300 figures) to explain concepts. The repo also links to free bonus visual guides on topics like Mamba, quantization, and reasoning models.

visual‑explainer is an agent skill that converts an LLM’s ASCII diagrams, diff tables, or requirement‑vs‑plan matrices into styled, interactive HTML pages (with optional PPTX or video export). It integrates with Claude Code, Pi, Antigravity, Codex, Cursor, OpenCode, etc., and provides `prepare` and `render` actions that output self‑contained HTML opened in a browser.

A tool that converts images, PDFs, and image-based PPTs into editable PowerPoint files by reconstructing text, shapes, and visual assets using AI.

A comprehensive skill bundle for Claude Code that turns the AI into a senior bug-hunting researcher and red-team operator for external attack surface testing.

Invoke AI is an open‑source, locally hosted platform for generating and editing images with state‑of‑the‑art diffusion models. It ships a web UI, a unified canvas for brush‑based in‑/out‑painting, node‑based workflow creation, and support for dozens of models (Stable Diffusion, Flux, Qwen‑Image, etc.). Ideal for artists, designers, and developers who want a self‑hosted, extensible AI image generation tool.

Clowder AI is a platform layer that turns isolated AI coding agents into a collaborative team, giving them persistent identities, shared memory, cross-model review, and agent-to-agent messaging so you don't have to manually route copy-paste context.

A project that expands single-view character illustrations into detailed, multi-perspective reference sheets using an AI-driven generation and verification workflow.

easy‑stock is a locally‑run desktop workstation that aggregates A‑share market data, scrapes analyst articles, builds a structured market model, and uses a configurable LLM (Hermes, Codex, OpenAI‑compatible) to generate research reports, portfolio scores and optimisation suggestions. It runs on Electron with a Go back‑end, stores everything in SQLite, and is licensed for non‑commercial use only.

A local model gateway and control plane for coding agents that centralizes provider management, routing, and observability for tools like Claude Code and Codex.

Autoloom is a Windows desktop client that embeds engineering governance into AI coding agents, enforcing change necessity, complexity checks, and evidence-based delivery review. It aims to reduce the need for repeated human reminders and manual checks during automated development.

OpenWork is an open‑source, cross‑platform desktop app that lets AI agents work on your local files. It supports any LLM (hosted APIs, custom keys, or local Ollama models) and provides a Model‑Control‑Plane (MCP) with tools for discovering and executing shared skills. Teams can manage access, publish plugins, and self‑host the optional OpenWork Den control plane. The core app is MIT‑licensed; the Den component is source‑available under an EE license (free for small teams, paid for larger orgs).

A visual novel translator that extracts game text via HOOK or OCR and translates it using LLMs or other engines for a more accessible gaming experience.

A terminal-based AI coding agent that understands codebases, edits files, and executes shell commands via a TUI or headless mode.

An agent skill that transforms AI coding agents into motion designers, enabling them to create professional, continuous motion graphics and explainers as single HTML files.