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Jac is a unified programming language and toolchain that allows developers and AI agents to build full-stack applications in a single, compiler-checked codebase, eliminating the need for glue code and external database management.

A plugin for OpenCode that enables long-running, goal-oriented agent behavior with persistent state, automated task continuation, and strict safety guardrails.

CORAL is an open-source infrastructure for autonomous AI agent organizations to perform autoresearch by running experiments and sharing knowledge to evolve solutions.

A cognitive-driven autonomous security agent for authorized penetration testing that uses causal graph reasoning and a Planner-Executor-Observer architecture to ensure traceable, evidence-backed security research.

A command‑line AI‑DevOps framework that orchestrates specialized agents to turn natural‑language intent into verified software‑delivery outcomes, with Git‑based context, safe automation (Pulse/workers), model‑routing, and security features.

OSWorld is an open‑source benchmark that lets you run multimodal LLM agents inside real Ubuntu/Windows virtual machines. It provides a Python library (`desktop‑env`) to launch VMs via VMware, VirtualBox, Docker, AWS, Modal, or Daytona, a set of realistic desktop tasks, reference GPT‑4o agents, and tools for scoring and visualising results.

An MCP server that integrates the SearXNG API to give AI assistants privacy-respecting web search and URL reading capabilities without requiring paid API keys.

gemini-web-to-api is a Go-based proxy server that exposes Google Gemini's web interface as standardized REST APIs. It lets you use Gemini's latest models without an API key by authenticating with browser cookies, while providing OpenAI, Claude, and Gemini-compatible endpoints.

A TypeScript‑typed collection of JavaScript libraries for interacting with Hugging  Face: managing Hub repos, calling inference APIs (chat, text‑generation, image generation, etc.), parsing model file formats, and building tiny LLM agents, all runnable in browsers or modern Node/Deno runtimes.

AgentFS is a SQLite-based filesystem designed for AI agents that provides persistent storage, key-value state management, and a full audit trail of tool calls in a single portable file.

gcx is a CLI for Grafana that lets you query metrics, manage alerts and dashboards, and work with Grafana Cloud products from the terminal or AI coding agents. It supports Grafana Cloud, Enterprise, and OSS, with full support for Grafana 13+ and limited support for 12. Installation is via script or Homebrew. It integrates with AI agents via bundled skills. Some Cloud features incur usage costs.

A curated directory of AI persona skills that distill the communication styles, decision-making frameworks, and expertise of specific individuals or roles into reusable, interactive digital agents.

A curated, actively maintained list of 64 AI-focused tools for building beautiful user interfaces, organized into five categories (skills for AI assistants, apps, MCP plugins, non-AI design tools, and learning resources), with editor's choice picks and a contribution invite.

A curated, bilingual library of 135 professional AI prompts organized by scenario, designed to provide clean, copy-pasteable templates for tasks ranging from marketing and content creation to learning and technical workflows.

A curated directory of AI tools, frameworks, and datasets designed to accelerate scientific research, covering everything from literature management and document parsing to autonomous research agents.

A single-person maintained directory of free LLM APIs, curating both providers and recommended models. Only OpenAI-format endpoints are listed, with per-provider rate limits and model names. Selection prioritizes long-term stability, rate-limit style, source diversity, and model quality. Community submissions are welcome, and the visual table is LLM-generated.

dsh‑commandcode‑provider is an unofficial DeepSeek Harness plugin that adds Command Code as an LLM provider. It offers UI integration, multi‑account rotation, plan‑aware model picking, vision support, cost estimates, quota display, web‑search, and optional zero‑data‑retention, working with dsh 0.2.x.

An open-source AI marketing plugin providing a standardized 12-part strategy flow and 163 skills to help agencies and in-house teams manage large brand portfolios consistently.

LLM4AD Next is a Python library that uses a conversational LLM to turn a natural‑language problem description into a complete, runnable evolutionary‑algorithm search pipeline. It ships with multiple GA‑style search methods, modular “algorithm‑design skills”, an advisor that can suggest code blocks to evolve, and an online demo. Install via `uv sync` (Python 3.12+), configure an LLM provider, then run `llm4ad chat` to generate a project and `llm4ad run <config>` to evolve the best algorithm.

Firefox DevTools MCP is an open‑source Model Context Protocol server that lets AI agents control a local Firefox browser—including its developer tools—via WebDriver BiDi. It enables agentic browsing and AI‑assisted web development, exposing tools like navigation, form filling, network inspection, console access, and JavaScript evaluation. The server runs locally (via `npx @mozilla/firefox-devtools-mcp@latest`), works with Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, etc., and offers security‑focused presets to limit capabilities.

A curated list of ChatGPT-related GitHub repositories, with a search tool and integrations for AI coding assistants.

FastEmbed is a lightweight, fast Python library for generating embeddings (numerical representations of meaning) from text, images, and documents. It uses ONNX Runtime instead of PyTorch, runs on CPUs without a GPU, and supports dense, sparse, late-interaction, image, and multimodal embedding models, plus rerankers. It integrates with the Qdrant vector database and is designed for serverless environments.

SpecForge is a unified training framework for speculative decoding models that integrates directly with the SGLang serving engine to accelerate LLM inference.

A production-ready framework and codebase for building end-to-end LLM systems, covering training, RAG, and deployment on AWS.

A hybrid edge-cloud AI engine for mobile devices and wearables that optimizes inference for text, speech, and vision models using custom quantization and hardware-specific kernels.

A reference architecture for building GPU-accelerated AI agents that perform real-time video analytics, natural language search, and automated summarization using vision-language models.

An efficient closed-loop harness for embodied AI that evolves code-based recovery skills and runtime critics to improve robot task success rates without retraining base policies.

An end-to-end traffic analysis suite that creates 3D digital twins from CCTV footage and satellite maps using computer vision and a custom calibration pipeline.

JARVIS V4 is a desktop voice assistant for macOS and Windows that enables users to perform tasks using Google Gemini's AI capabilities via a personal API key.

An offline, privacy-focused Android tool that provides speech-to-text transcription and live captioning using local machine learning models.

A lightweight operations toolkit for homelabs that tracks server state changes, verifies backups, and provides structured diagnostics for humans or AI agents.

A curated collection of academic papers on humanoid robot learning, organized by task and highlighting research with real-world experiments and open-source code.

An AI-powered relationship analysis tool that processes WeChat and QQ chat logs to quantify romantic dynamics using psychological frameworks.

MOSS‑VL is an open‑weight, 11 B parameter video‑language model series that supports real‑time interaction on live video streams (MOSS‑VL‑Realtime) as well as offline high‑quality video QA (MOSS‑VL‑Instruct) and a base checkpoint for further training. It uses a cross‑attention architecture with timestamps and 3‑D rotary embeddings, offers interruptible streaming, proactive silence, and dynamic correction, and provides quantized checkpoints that run on a single 24 GB GPU. The repo includes ready‑to‑run inference scripts, a FastAPI/WebSocket server, SGLang‑based serving back‑ends, fine‑tuning scripts (full‑parameter and LoRA), and extensive benchmarking results.

A multi-platform package manager and inference interface for Stable Diffusion that provides one-click installation and shared model management across multiple Web UI packages.

An open-source AI voice input tool for macOS, Windows, and Linux that provides app-aware dictation, voice Q&A, and text rewriting.

Speculators is a Python library that trains small “draft” models for speculative decoding, enabling faster, loss‑less LLM inference when deployed with vLLM.

A library of plugins that enables AI coding agents to perform specialized tasks across the Adobe ecosystem, including analytics reporting, AEM development, and App Builder project management.

TinyTroupe is an experimental Python library that simulates people with specific personalities, interests, and goals using LLMs, enabling realistic multiagent interactions in simulated environments to gain insights for business scenarios like ad evaluation, product feedback, and synthetic data generation.

GMR is a general motion retargeting library that converts human motion data (from SMPL-X, BVH, FBX, or even monocular video) into joint commands for humanoid robots, supporting over 17 robot models and enabling real-time teleoperation and RL training data generation.

libvips is a fast, memory-efficient image processing library with ~300 operations, support for many formats (JPEG, PNG, TIFF, WebP, HEIC, PDF, SVG, etc.), bindings for 11+ languages, and adoption by projects like Mastodon, sharp, and Ruby on Rails. It's LGPL-licensed, installable via package managers or built from source with Meson, and has many optional dependencies for format-specific support.

A macOS command-line tool that lets AI agents draw visible arrows and labels on the screen to guide users to specific UI elements or coordinates.

kimodo.cpp is a C++ GGML implementation of NVIDIA’s Kimodo text‑to‑motion model, offering CPU/Vulkan inference, a C API, and a web demo for generating joint‑level animations from prompts or embeddings.

A command-line tool that generates a standardized, best-practice project template for organizing data science work.

The official command-line interface for Kaggle, allowing users to manage datasets, competitions, models, and notebooks directly from their terminal.

A terminal-based interface for the Kraken exchange that enables manual trading, automated AI-driven trading via MCP, and paper trading with live market data.

A whole-brain leaky integrate-and-fire emulation of the adult fruit fly based on the FlyWire connectome, allowing researchers to simulate and analyze neural spike propagation.

A local-first whiteboard and diagramming application that allows users and AI agents to collaborate on an infinite canvas without requiring an internet connection.