Stores conversation history verbatim and retrieves it via local semantic search with a structured index (wings/rooms/drawers). Pluggable vector backends and a local-first default mean high recall (benchmarked) without cloud or API keys—useful for agent memory and private RAG.
Generative-AI-enabled timeline video editor for macOS that lets creators generate and edit videos and images directly inside the timeline. Includes a local MCP server for agent integrations (Claude/Codex/Cursor); editor is open-source while generative processing is closed-source and subscription-based; macOS 26 on Apple Silicon only.
Connects coding agents to local reverse‑engineering tools so an agent can inspect binaries, apps, and websites and return traced code, evidence, and reconstruction workflows. Supports native (Ghidra/Hopper/IDA), JavaScript/Electron, .NET, APKs, firmware and network captures via an MCP server and CLI.
Runs goal-driven penetration tests by orchestration of an LLM agent and an MCP toolchain to perform reconnaissance, vulnerability discovery, exploitation, and structured PoC/report generation; supports multiple LLM providers and local MCP integrations; for authorized security testing only.
Runs a local-first AI agent runtime that drives your desktop and automates workflows — browsing, file edits, approved shell commands, document extraction, and scheduled tasks — while integrating local or cloud LLMs (llama.cpp/TurboQuant) and embedding as an HTTP service or Tauri sidecar.
Lightweight cross-platform database client that exposes configured database connections to AI coding agents via an MCP server and includes a built-in AI SQL assistant. Ships as a single ~15MB binary, supports 60+ databases, and runs on desktop or Docker.
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.
Provides long-term memory for AI coding agents by compiling sanitized lifecycle observations into a git-versioned Markdown wiki that enables cross-agent handoffs, per-project isolation, and optional vector-backed retrieval.
Brings ChatGPT Web models (including Pro) into Codex’s native model picker so you can run Temporary Chats with full Codex task context, images, streaming, and visible tool activity. Provides a desktop launcher and an optional MCP tunnel connector to route ChatGPT tool calls back to the local Codex task (filesystem, shell, tools). Unofficial browser automation that requires a signed-in ChatGPT account and developer-mode connector.