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Turns a domain description into a Claude Code agent team and the skills they use — auto-generates agent definitions and skill files from six pre-defined team-architecture patterns. Best for teams building structured multi-agent workflows on Claude Code.
Runs and monitors AI agents inside real terminal panes, surfacing agent state (blocked / working / done) and keeping agents persistent across detach/reattach. Offers workspaces, tabs, panes, socket-API integrations, and a single Rust binary for macOS/Linux.
Orchestrates end-to-end video production with agentic pipelines that research, script, generate assets, edit, and render finished videos. Distinguishes itself by supporting true real-footage retrieval (Archive.org, NASA, Wikimedia), Remotion/HyperFrames composition, and usable zero-key workflows alongside cloud providers.
Curated collection of resources, patterns, and reference implementations for building reliable AI agent harnesses—covering context delivery, tool/MCP design, memory, permissions, observability, verification, and orchestration for production agent engineering.
Provides multi-turn agent trajectories with real tool executions and explicit <think> reasoning blocks for training and evaluating tool-calling agents. Contains two model-sourced configs (Kimi-K2.5, GLM-5.1) totaling ~14.7K samples — useful for SFT, agent-skill research, and tool-integration experiments.
Converts text to natural-sounding speech across 600+ languages in a zero-shot way, with short-reference voice cloning and fine-grained voice-design controls; uses a diffusion language-model-style architecture to balance quality and very low inference latency.
Integrates Codex into Claude Code so you can run read-only code reviews, steerable adversarial reviews, and delegate long-running tasks to a local Codex instance via slash commands. Uses the local Codex CLI/app server and Node.js; designed for developers who want seamless handoff between Claude Code and Codex.
Self-hosted web and mobile interface for running and managing a Hermes autonomous agent — chat, persistent sessions, workspace file browsing, task scheduling, and tools with near-1:1 parity to the CLI. Designed for self-hosted homelab or VPS deployments; depends on a running Hermes Agent.
Provides a diagnostic suite that audits video-understanding benchmarks to find samples solvable without visual or temporal input, filters those shortcuts, and produces a distilled video-native testbed that reveals major capability gaps in current Video-LLMs.
Provides a curated collection of DESIGN.md files extracted from real websites so AI coding and design agents can generate visually consistent UIs from a single markdown file. Includes previews, extracted tokens, and ready prompts for quick agent integration.
Provides reusable 'Agent Skills'—modular skill packages for integrating Gemini, Managed Agents, and Google Cloud services into installable agent components. Focuses on ready-made connectors and recipes for common Google product workflows, speeding up building and extending agents on Google's Agent Platform.
Runs an LLM-driven agent loop that iteratively proposes, applies, tests, and commits small repo changes—each successful iteration becomes a separate git commit while failures are rolled back or preserved for repair. Supports multiple agent backends, worktrees for concurrency, live terminal status, and optional per-iteration pushes.