Convenes 18 deliberately polarized AI personas to produce structured, multi-round deliberations on hard questions across multiple LLM providers. Key features: multi-provider auto-routing, enforced dissent/novelty rules, triad/panel modes and CLI integration for Claude Code/Codex. Good for high-stakes product, strategy, or safety decisions.
Performs deterministic, sub-millisecond policy checks on every agent action (allow/deny + audit) and adds zero-trust identity, execution sandboxing, and SRE features. Covers the OWASP Agentic Top 10 and is designed to sit between agent frameworks and runtime actions for auditable, low-latency governance in production.
A curated collection of Codex plugin examples demonstrating plugin manifests, companion surfaces (skills, hooks, assets), and sample integrations. Highlights richer, opinionated examples for Figma, Notion, iOS/macOS/web builds and MCP-backed bundles — useful for prototyping assistant plugins.
Aggregates 60+ real-time OSINT feeds into a self-hosted geospatial dashboard and exposes an HMAC-signed agentic AI command channel so LLM-driven agents can query and act on live telemetry; privacy is experimental.
Lets an LLM autonomously propose, edit, run, and evaluate short single‑GPU LLM training experiments — fixed 5‑minute runs (~12 experiments/hour). Agent edits a single train.py; humans supply goals via program.md. Single‑GPU, val_bpb metric.
Generates production-ready App Store and Google Play screenshots from app metadata and style preferences using AI. Scaffolds a Next.js project, composes ad-style slides with localized/RTL support, and exports PNGs at all required Apple and Google resolutions.
Automatically converts codebases into structured, JSON-first CLI harnesses so LLMs and AI agents can reliably control desktop and server software; includes a CLI-Hub registry, demo harnesses, and agent plugins for one‑command generation and installation.
Automatically evolves Hermes Agent skills, prompts, tool descriptions and code using DSPy + GEPA — mutating text via API calls, evaluating trace-based failures, and selecting variants that pass tests and human PR review. No GPU training required; runs cost roughly $2–$10 per optimization.
Author HTML-based video compositions and render deterministic, frame-accurate MP4s with agent-friendly tooling — preview in the browser, drive generation via AI agent skills, and use adapter runtimes (GSAP, Lottie, Three.js).
Lightweight, Markdown-only skill pack that lets LLM agents autonomously run ML research workflows—literature survey, idea discovery, cross-model review loops, experiment automation and paper writing—designed for Claude Code, Codex CLI, Cursor and local model setups.
Provides a single persistent database and open protocol so multiple AI tools share the same memory — built-in vector search, an AI gateway, and capture/skill extensions. Best for teams and power users who want a unified, self-hosted agent memory instead of siloed notes or per-tool caches.
A 23-skill Claude Code toolkit that composes an LLM-driven virtual engineering team (CEO, designer, eng manager, QA, security, release) into slash-command workflows — includes real-browser QA, a persistent GBrain memory, multi-agent integrations, and team auto-update semantics.