Provides a minimal web and desktop GUI for coding agents (Codex and Claude), letting you run LLM-driven code workflows through a lightweight interface. Emphasizes quick provider switching, desktop packaging, and an opinionated minimal UX; early-stage project, expect bugs.
Desktop AI agent that automates tasks against your real working environment—local files, terminals, browser workflows, slides/docs, data analysis and scheduled jobs. It pairs a local app layer (sessions, permissions, SQLite persistence) with the OpenClaw runtime to run multi-agent workflows, built-in skills, MCP integrations, and IM remote control (WeChat, Feishu, Telegram, etc.).
Acts as an OpenAI‑compatible local and cloud gateway that routes requests across 100+ LLM providers with smart routing, load balancing, retries and fallbacks. Adds policies, rate limits, semantic caching and observability for reliable, cost‑aware inference in Docker, Electron or npm installs.
Desktop app for managing markdown-based knowledge bases with a files-first, git-first workflow. Works offline, uses plain markdown + YAML frontmatter for portability, and includes AI-agent integrations and agent configuration to organize context, memory, and procedures for assistants.
Browser-based visual editor and learning hub for RDF/OWL ontologies (targeted at Microsoft Fabric IQ): interactive graph exploration, a searchable catalogue, an embeddable viewer, RDF/XML import/export, and a natural-language→ontology preview — all as a zero-backend static site.
Aggregates and deduplicates stories from Hacker News, Reddit, RSS, Telegram, GitHub and more, then uses LLMs to score, enrich, and produce bilingual (EN/CN) daily briefings. Supports customizable sources, comment summarization, multi-provider scoring, and delivery via GitHub Pages, email, or webhooks — designed for self-hosted, configurable news digests.
Desktop app that orchestrates teams of AI agents: agents autonomously create, assign, and complete tasks while messaging and reviewing each other on a Kanban board. Includes local/no-auth models, provider runtime auto-detection, per-task logs, and hunk-level code review.
Provides a deployable personal AI assistant that runs locally or in the cloud, supports multi-channel chat, extensible Skills/Plugins, and local-model runtimes. Key features include three-layer memory, kernel-level sandboxing and tool/file guards, and bundled QwenPaw-Flash local models for zero-API deployments.
Audits and reduces token waste in LLM sessions by compressing verbose outputs, checkpointing before compaction, and restoring lost context. Runs fully locally with zero telemetry and provides a live token dashboard plus plugins for Claude Code, OpenClaw and Codex.
Local-first desktop workbench that scrapes job leads, filters low-quality postings, scores candidate fit with explainable rules and vector matching, and generates tailored resumes, cover letters, and outreach drafts while keeping data on-device.
Identifies and surgically removes the internal activation directions that trigger refusal behavior in large language models, with one-click options on a HuggingFace Space or a local Python API. Combines multiple extraction methods (SVD, whitened SVD, sparse autoencoders), reversible steering, and analysis-informed verification to quantify capability and refusal trade-offs.