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Brings an agentic chat experience to the terminal: describe a task in natural language and it plans, edits files, and runs commands to build the app. Written in Rust, ships on macOS and Linux. Now succeeded by the closed-source Kiro CLI.
Custom ComfyUI nodes that run Lightricks' LTX-Video diffusion-transformer models for text-to-video and image-to-video, adding IC-LoRA control over depth, pose, edges, and motion plus distilled and low-VRAM variants for node-based workflows.
Official remote MCP servers that let AI agents read and change Cloudflare config in natural language — managing Workers and bindings, querying observability and DNS analytics, searching docs. Each capability is a separate scoped server.
Runs text-to-speech, speech-to-text, and speech-to-speech models natively on Apple Silicon via MLX — no CUDA or cloud. Supports 20+ TTS and 15+ STT models (Kokoro, Whisper, Qwen3), low-bit quantization, an OpenAI-compatible API, and a Swift package.
Expose Python functions as MCP‑compliant servers and clients so LLMs can call tools and resources directly; includes automatic schema generation, input validation, transport negotiation, authentication, and in‑conversation interactive UIs.
A self-hostable virtual companion: a VRM or Live2D character you own that voice-chats in real time, plays Minecraft and Factorio, and runs models in-browser via WebGPU or across 25+ LLM providers like Ollama, OpenAI, and Claude.
Generates structured, streaming UIs from LLM output and renders them in React using a compact OpenUI Lang, built component libraries, and chat surfaces; claims up to ~67% token savings vs JSON and includes a playground and CLI.
Generates high-quality, editable 3D assets from text or images and decodes to radiance fields, 3D Gaussians, or textured meshes. Ships pretrained models up to 2B parameters, a 500K asset dataset and training code; best used with image conditioning and a ≥16GB NVIDIA GPU.
Provides a local-first Markdown knowledge graph that LLMs and humans can both read and write via the Model Context Protocol (MCP). Features two-way, editable notes, semantic search (embeddings + hybrid ranking), and optional cloud sync and team workspaces.
Companion resources for Chip Huyen's AI Engineering book: chapter summaries, study notes, prompt examples, case studies, and a few analysis scripts. Focuses on engineering practices for adapting foundation models to production rather than step-by-step code tutorials.
Bridges AI assistants to Jira and Confluence via the Model Context Protocol, exposing ~72 tools for JQL search, issue/page CRUD, status transitions, and comments. Supports Cloud and Server/Data Center with API-token, PAT, or OAuth 2.0 auth.
Runs iterative, fully-local web research loops using locally hosted LLMs (via Ollama or LMStudio): it auto-generates search queries, gathers and summarizes results, reflects to find gaps, re-queries, and emits a final markdown report with sources.