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A project management framework and continuity engine for fiction writers that uses AI agents to draft, track, and validate narrative consistency in long-form stories.

A Claude Code skill that guides technical founders through the process of interviewing, scoping, launching, and iterating on agents built with Claude Managed Agents (CMA).

BAM provides high-fidelity servo actuator models and an identification pipeline to improve the accuracy of robotic simulations, specifically for better sim-to-real transfer in Reinforcement Learning.

A tool that converts video links from YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, and others into structured Markdown notes containing transcripts, metadata, and visual frames for archival in knowledge bases.

An open-source library of 165 reusable skills that help AI agents deliver research-based support for teaching and learning, from lesson planning to student-facing study coaching. Built on the Agent Skills format with transparent evidence ratings, it integrates with Claude, Codex, and Hermes.

An open-source AI code review tool that integrates with major Git providers to automate pull request analysis using customizable rules and a variety of LLMs.

A Codex skill that reverse-engineers reference images into high-fidelity positive and negative prompts for AI image-generation tools.

A catalog that lists 33 AI/ML projects by domain, links each to its GitHub repo, marks 14 as end-to-end, and previews 10 more projects as "Coming Soon". The README is a simple, table-based index with no explanation of project internals.

An open-source low-code platform for building internal tools and dashboards that uses AI and a visual builder to connect to existing databases and APIs.

TrustGraph is an open‑source, ontology‑native platform that converts documents into a standards‑compliant RDF/OWL knowledge graph, adds full provenance, and exposes natural‑language and SPARQL query interfaces for LLM‑powered agents. It ships as Docker containers, includes ingestion pipelines, a UI, and a full LLM inference stack, aiming to eliminate hallucinations and improve explainability in complex AI use cases.

Obot is an open‑source governance platform that sits between AI‑enabled tools and LLM or tool‑calling services. It provides centralized credential storage, per‑user access policies, sandboxed hosting of custom tool servers, device‑side auditing (Obob Sentry), and correlated audit logs, enabling enterprises to securely manage and monitor AI usage across desktops and cloud services.

A set of plugins that enable AI agents like Claude Code and Cursor to edit ChatCut video projects through natural language prompts.

A Chinese-language curated library of articles, tutorials, and runnable code that takes you through training, fine-tuning, serving, compressing, and evaluating large language models — from scratch to production.

CUTLASS 4.8.1 is NVIDIA’s open‑source C++ template library (plus a new Python CuTe DSL) for building ultra‑fast GEMM, convolution, and attention kernels on CUDA GPUs. It supports a wide range of precisions (FP64‑FP8, BF16, integer, binary), all recent NVIDIA architectures, and provides high‑level operator APIs and extensible primitives for AI researchers and framework developers.

OpenPrice is an open-source platform that aggregates and compares AI subscription prices from official sources and third-party card shops to help users find the best deals and sellers gain visibility.

An Obsidian plugin that transforms your notes into a structured, queryable wiki using graph-based retrieval instead of vector databases.

huggingface/tokenizers is a Rust‑based, high‑performance tokenization library for LLMs, offering fast CPU (SIMD) and prototype GPU support, modular crates for inference/training, and bindings for Python, Node.js and more.

A self-supervised learning framework that produces robust visual features from 142M images, enabling high-performance computer vision tasks without fine-tuning.

A comprehensive, beginner-friendly collection of tutorials and code demos for learning LLMs, AI image generation, and model fine-tuning using standard APIs and free cloud platforms.

EchoLocal is a Go-based firmware replacement that turns Amazon Echo devices into local, privacy-focused voice satellites for Home Assistant, bypassing Amazon's cloud services.

DeepAudit is an open‑source, multi‑agent AI security auditor that analyses code, generates and sandbox‑executes PoC exploits, and outputs professional reports. It runs via Docker, supports local LLMs, and aims to reduce false positives and verify vulnerabilities automatically.

hax is a lightweight, terminal‑native coding assistant written in C. It talks to many LLM providers (including local llama.cpp and Ollama) via a simple REPL or one‑shot mode, keeping a tiny binary size, low memory use, and full transparency of the request/response transcript.

A high-performance, distributed data integration tool that synchronizes multimodal data (text, video, images) across hundreds of diverse sources.

A comprehensive guide to adversarial testing and security evaluation for AI systems, providing frameworks and methodologies to identify vulnerabilities in LLMs and autonomous agents.

A browser script that adds a one-click export menu to ChatGPT, allowing users to save their chat history in various formats like Markdown, JSON, HTML, and images.

A library of building blocks and training scripts for the OLMo family of large language models, supporting training, annealing, and high-throughput inference.

A proofreading skill for AI agents that removes "AI flavor" from Traditional Chinese text and localizes it for Taiwan, ensuring content feels human-written and natural.

An all-in-one AI framework for semantic search, LLM orchestration, and language model workflows, featuring a built-in embeddings database.

An AI-powered agent skill that creates, visually reviews, and exports editable PowerPoint presentations by mimicking human design workflows.

An MCP server and CLI tool that enables AI assistants to programmatically control Siemens TIA Portal for project generation, hardware configuration, and PLC/HMI development.

Open‑Instinct is a self‑hosted AI personal assistant you text. It runs in a microVM on Maritime, uses Claude for reasoning, connects to SaaS tools via Composio, and pays with Stripe Link one‑time cards. A built‑in policy engine enforces six trust tiers before any tool runs.

Dream-RSI is a framework that improves AI agent self-improvement by treating past discovery history as a simulator, allowing agents to refine their exploration strategies without costly re-runs.

A skill that generates prompts to force AI agents into a rigorous loop of building and blind-criticizing against a real-world quality bar until the output wins.

PentestCode is an open‑source, terminal‑based AI agent that automates full penetration‑testing workflows. A lead LLM coordinates 13 specialist sub‑agents (recon, scanner, enumerator, exploiter, etc.) that share a persistent structured engagement state, enabling the system to scan, enumerate, spray credentials, exploit, and report with minimal human prompting.

An AI agent system that transforms research papers or topics into source-linked commercialization assessments with auditable scorecards and risk notes.

FiftyOne is an open‑source Python library and web app for visual AI teams to explore, label, curate, and evaluate image/video datasets and model predictions. It provides native 2‑D/3‑D annotation, embedding visualisation, built‑in analytics (the “Brain”), and integrations with PyTorch, Hugging Face, and more. Install with `pip install fiftyone`; launch the UI via `fo.launch_app(dataset)`. The tool is aimed at computer‑vision researchers and production teams needing fast, interactive data‑centric workflows.

A lightweight Python framework for face recognition and facial attribute analysis that wraps multiple state-of-the-art models for identity verification and demographic prediction.

A curated collection of high-fidelity prompts and techniques for Seedance 2.0, helping users create consistent, cinematic, and professional AI-generated videos.

A tool that brings VS Code into the terminal by combining a terminal-based browser and code-server, allowing for a full IDE experience within a CLI environment.

A system that turns an Obsidian vault into a persistent, agent-readable digital brain, allowing AI agents to store, compile, and retrieve knowledge across sessions without relying on external databases.

A self-modifying terminal agent built in Common Lisp that can introspect and modify its own code and state to adapt to tasks.

A plugin that lets senior AI coding agents delegate tasks to Google's Antigravity CLI, providing a fast lane for research, reviews, and implementation using Gemini 3.8 Flash.

Binance Skills Hub is an open marketplace that provides AI agents with the tools to interact with crypto markets, DeFi protocols, and wallet data using natural language.

A text-to-speech conversion tool that turns ePub, PDF, and text files into high-quality audio with synced subtitles using the Kokoro-82M model.

Harvey LAB is an open-source benchmarking suite that provides a dataset of legal tasks and an execution harness to evaluate how well AI agents perform in realistic legal environments.

A marketplace of 22 safety‑and‑automation plugins (hooks) for Claude Code, letting you block dangerous commands, protect secrets, audit sessions, auto‑format code, and more, all installed via simple Claude commands.

Figma MCP Bridge is an open‑source bridge that lets AI agents talk to the Figma desktop app via a persistent WebSocket, bypassing the free‑tier API limit. It provides a rich set of read‑only and optional write tools (e.g., get_document, create_frame, set_text_content) and supports multiple files simultaneously. Install the plugin in Figma, add the server to an AI tool’s MCP config, and start prompting the AI to read or edit design files in real time.

insane-search is a Claude Code plugin that automatically fetches public web pages—even those blocked by 403, CAPTCHAs or WAFs—using a multi‑phase escalation (public APIs → TLS‑impersonated curl → headless browser). It requires no API keys, installs needed helpers on first use, supports many platforms (Reddit, X, YouTube, etc.), can extract PDFs and YouTube captions, and respects login/paywall boundaries. Install via the gptaku‑plugins marketplace and ask Claude as usual; the plugin kicks in when a fetch fails.