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.
Benchmark dataset for evaluating agents on long-horizon software-engineering tasks (repo-level patches, test-driven fixes). Includes golden patches, related tests, and problem statements in parquet format; aimed at agent debugging and code-modification evaluation but requires full test environments.
Runs many shells inside one terminal and treats coding agents as first-class panes. Combines daemon-backed persistent sessions, vim-style modal control, BSP tiling, a session rail and an Inbox that surfaces approvals, questions and finished turns from LLM-based coding agents — useful when you run and manage agent workflows alongside shells.
Converts your goals and context into verifiable agent workflows that hill-climb your Current State → Ideal State across life and work. Bundles an ISA-based criteria system, persistent memory and a Pulse dashboard into a single AI-native skill designed to run inside an AI coding harness.
Open-source companion to a technical book that teaches how to design, evaluate and ship LLM-based AI agents — includes the full Chinese manuscript, community translations, chapter-aligned runnable example projects, and reproducible evaluation harnesses.
Eight example apps for building with the Claude Agent SDK: an IMAP email assistant, a multi-agent research system, an Excel agent, a React/WebSocket chat UI, a .docx resume generator, and hello-world session demos. Local-only, not production.
Declares and installs agent dependencies from an apm.yml manifest—skills, prompts, agents, plugins and MCP servers—with transitive resolution, security auditing, plugin packaging, and cross-host registries so agents are reproducible across repos.
Embeds a GUI agent in your web page as client-side JavaScript, letting users drive the interface with natural language — it reads the DOM as text (no screenshots) and performs clicks and form fills. Bring your own LLM; no extension or backend required.
Enforces a brainstorm → plan → test-driven → review workflow on AI coding agents instead of letting them jump straight to code. Ships as composable skills that auto-trigger by context and run across Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot CLI, Gemini and more.
Autonomously performs end-to-end data science tasks — from cleaning and exploration to modeling, visualization, and analyst-grade reports — via an agentic LLM. Open-source model, code, datasets and demos; supports vLLM deployment, Jupyter/CLI/Web UIs, and OpenAI-style APIs.
Provides a persistent, dependency-aware structured memory for coding agents — replacing scattered markdown plans with a versioned task/issue graph backed by Dolt. Agent-optimized features include JSON output, dependency tracking, zero-conflict IDs, and semantic compaction for long-horizon workflows.
Provides a set of Claude Code skills that let an LLM-driven agent control Browserbase via browser automation and the official bb CLI — includes browser automation with anti-bot/solver support, cookie sync, fetch/tracing, site-debugging, and serverless function workflows.