Evaluates and optimizes AI agents and language models in containerized environments, supporting large-scale parallel benchmarks and RL rollouts. Integrates with third‑party providers for thousands of parallel environments and serves as the official harness for Terminal‑Bench.
Deploys autonomous AI agents that dynamically attack running apps and return validated proof-of-concept exploits instead of static-analysis noise. Specialized agents cover IDOR, injection, SSRF, XSS, and auth flaws, with HTTP proxy and CI/CD hooks.
Deep research agent for complex, long-horizon research and prediction tasks. Pairs a 256K context window with up to 300 tool calls per query for web search, extraction, and code execution. Ships as open 30B and 235B models scoring 82.7% on GAIA.
Provides hierarchical, versioned semantic memory for AI agents with Git-like branching, commits, and rollbacks—using semantic paths and cryptographic provenance instead of opaque vector stores. Designed for branch-aware, auditable memory in multi-agent and production workflows.
Extensible AI coding-agent toolkit offering a terminal-first coding agent CLI, a unified multi-provider LLM API, TUI and web UI libraries, Slack integration, and vLLM pod support—built to prototype and run agent-driven developer workflows.
A TypeScript agent harness split into composable npm packages: a unified LLM API across OpenAI, Anthropic and Google, an agent runtime with tool calling and state, a self-extensible coding-agent CLI, and a differential-rendering terminal UI library.
Framework for building multi-modal AI agents that watch, listen, and reason over live video, pairing vision models (YOLO, Roboflow, Moondream) with LLMs like Gemini and OpenAI. Agents join calls in ~500ms and keep audio/video latency under 30ms.
Write repository automation as natural-language markdown that compiles into deterministic GitHub Actions workflows running AI agents. Agents run read-only by default and write only via sanitized safe-outputs. Works with Copilot, Claude, Codex, or Gemini.
Bridges MCP-capable AI agents (Claude, Copilot, Cursor) to 150+ offensive-security tools, letting them autonomously run pentests, vulnerability scans, and bug-bounty workflows. A decision engine picks the right tools and adapts as findings emerge.
Wraps the OpenCode CLI with a plan-first workflow: agents propose a plan you approve before any code is written, and a ContextScout step loads your repo's existing patterns so output matches house style, not generic boilerplate.
Defines a predictable repository-level instruction file for coding agents, giving teams one place to document workflow rules instead of each tool inventing its own context format.
Makes the spec an executable artifact: you write intent in structured markdown and AI agents generate the plan, task breakdown, and code from it. A specify CLI and slash commands drive a constitution-plan-tasks-implement workflow across 30+ coding agents.