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Provides a reproducible, deduplicated corpus of text extracted from PDFs for LLM pretraining—about 3 trillion tokens from ~475 million documents in 1733 language-script pairs. Includes OCR and text extraction pipelines, per-page language IDs, MinHash deduplication, and is released under ODC‑By 1.0.
Teaches AI agent principles and practice through a structured Chinese curriculum, pairing theory with runnable code so learners can build, debug, and extend agent systems step by step.
Converts your goals and context into verifiable agent workflows that hill-climb your Current State → Ideal State across life and work. Bundles an ISA-based criteria system, persistent memory and a Pulse dashboard into a single AI-native skill designed to run inside an AI coding harness.
Generates explorable, 3D-consistent virtual worlds from a single image or short video. Includes official implementations of Lyra‑1 (feed‑forward 3D/4D scene generation via video-diffusion self-distillation) and Lyra‑2 (long-horizon, explorable generative 3D worlds). Best for research and creative prototyping; requires substantial GPU compute.
Build and self-host production voice agents with a drag-and-drop workflow builder, real-time telephony integration, and pluggable LLM/STT/TTS backends. Docker-first with an optional managed cloud offering for teams that want faster onboarding.
Open-source companion to a technical book that teaches how to design, evaluate and ship LLM-based AI agents — includes the full Chinese manuscript, community translations, chapter-aligned runnable example projects, and reproducible evaluation harnesses.
Extends vLLM beyond text to serve omni-modal models — Qwen3-Omni, TTS like CosyVoice3, and diffusion image/video/audio generators — in one engine, adding the non-autoregressive Diffusion Transformer support the core project never targeted.
Gives coding agents controlled access to a live Chrome browser through MCP, exposing DevTools-backed automation, debugging, screenshots, console inspection, network analysis, and tracing.
Compares standard human psychometric questionnaires (PVQ, BFI) with generation‑based profiling to test whether questionnaires predict real LLM responses. Finds big divergences: questionnaires exploit lexical cues and elicit alignment‑consistent answers, mischaracterizing LLM behavior on everyday queries.
Eight example apps for building with the Claude Agent SDK: an IMAP email assistant, a multi-agent research system, an Excel agent, a React/WebSocket chat UI, a .docx resume generator, and hello-world session demos. Local-only, not production.
Declares and installs agent dependencies from an apm.yml manifest—skills, prompts, agents, plugins and MCP servers—with transitive resolution, security auditing, plugin packaging, and cross-host registries so agents are reproducible across repos.
Audits source code for security flaws using LLM agents, then auto-generates and runs proof-of-concept exploits in Docker sandboxes to confirm which findings are real. Retrieves CWE/CVE knowledge via RAG; runs on hosted or local Ollama models.