Ingests and normalizes security telemetry, runs multi-model AI agents to produce replayable investigations and automated triage/response; key features include a step-by-step Investigation Ledger, CI-gated eval harness, and self-hostable deployments.
Collection of hands-on workshop materials and sample code from Anthropic's "Code with Claude" series, covering Claude Managed Agents, memory (Dreaming Service), eval-driven agent development, and multi-agent patterns. Not maintained and not accepting contributions.
Runs coding and long-running research workflows inside a persistent IPython environment with programmatic subagents and a durable 'Continual Harness' for session-level refinements. Key features include recursive subagents (RLM), executable Python skills, background daemon sessions, and evidence-backed local refinements. Best for reproducible, long-horizon coding, experiments, and evaluation pipelines where auditable agent-driven updates matter.
Trains reusable natural-language 'skills' for frozen LLM agents by optimizing the skill document in text-space — using trajectory-driven edits, validation-gated updates, and deployable best_skill.md artifacts. Multi-backend, zero inference-time cost at deployment, designed for iterative, validation-led skill improvement.
Build native desktop apps authored with declarative .native markup and TypeScript (or Zig) compiled to native code, with no browser or JS runtime in the binary. Ships a component catalog, deterministic rendering, hot reload, and an embedded automation server for AI agent workflows.
Applies an "ADHD-friendly" output style to coding assistants so answers lead with the next action, present numbered steps, and avoid burying results. Packaged as a reusable skill/plugin for coding-agent workflows (examples: Claude Code, Codex) and guided by a 10-rule style set.
Routes code-based AI agents through repeatable reverse-engineering and pentesting workflows and orchestrates local and remote tools (jadx, Frida, IDA, BurpSuite) so agents can triage APKs, binaries, JS, firmware, and CTFs without guessing the toolchain. Includes master routing rules, tool-index detection, MCP integration, and a field-journal for reusable lessons.
An A‑share–specialized fork of TradingAgents that runs a seven‑analyst multi‑agent investment research pipeline for China stocks, integrating free A‑share data connectors and LLM providers. Key features: mootdx/東財 data integrations, A‑share trading rules (T+1, limits), Streamlit UI, and Apache‑2.0 license.
A GGUF-format 9B model derived from Qwen3.5, fine-tuned for agentic coding, tool-calling, reasoning and vision-capable multimodal prompts. Optimized for local 8‑bit inference on 16GB-class machines; community experimental release for research use.
A GGUF-format 9B LLM fine-tuned for code generation and agentic tool-calling that uses Multi-Token Prediction (MTP) and draft heads to increase throughput and long-range planning. Intended for local inference and research/experimental coding workflows; Apache‑2.0 license.
Runs shared, self-hosted AI agents in isolated Kubernetes sandboxes accessible from Slack or an API. Provides durable workflows, reusable tool plugins, and network-edge credential injection (iron-proxy) so agents can execute real work securely and audibly for teams.
Automates end-to-end web workflows from browser screenshots by emitting pixel-grounded actions (click, type, scroll, visit, search). Vision-first multimodal agent fine-tuned from Qwen3.5-27B with critical-point safety checks; intended for sandboxed, human-supervised deployments.