Provides cross-platform semantic memory for AI coding agents by turning human-editable Markdown logs into a rebuildable Milvus “shadow” index and syncing memories across plugins (Claude Code, OpenClaw, OpenCode, Codex). Supports progressive retrieval, hybrid dense+BM25+RRF search, smart deduplication, live sync, and local ONNX embeddings.
Runs a local-first, full AI stack—LLM inference, chat UI, voice, agents, workflows, RAG, and image generation—deployable with one command. Auto-detects hardware and bootstraps a small model for instant chat while larger models download; supports Linux, Windows, macOS and optional cloud/hybrid modes.
A fast, local document parser that extracts spatial text with bounding boxes from PDFs and other formats. Bundles Tesseract OCR and supports HTTP OCR servers, multi-language bindings (Rust, Node, Python, WASM) and screenshot generation; best for lightweight local pipelines but less suited to very complex or heavily scanned documents.
Autonomous white-box AI pentester for web apps and APIs. It reads your source code, maps the running app, then runs specialized agents that fire real proof-of-concept exploits for injection, XSS, SSRF, and auth flaws — reporting only what it can exploit.
Runs a persistent, self-modifying AI agent locally with durable identity, memory, and versioned history across tasks. Provides native desktop and headless CLI runtimes, coordinated subagent swarms, configurable remote or local GGUF models, and reviewed self-evolution via Git.
Turns authorized ad-account exports or reads into dated, source-grounded audits, channel and budget plans, creative briefs, experiments, monitoring, and versioned JSON reports. Read-only by default; supports twelve ad platforms and drafts safe account changes behind capability, verification, and rollback gates.
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.).
Turns a single Claude Code session into a coordinated game-development studio by providing 49 specialized AI agents, 72 slash-command skills, automated hooks and path-scoped rules. Includes tiered roles, engine-specific agent sets (Godot/Unity/Unreal) and templates to keep design, QA and release in sync.
Scans a React codebase and produces a 0–100 health score plus actionable diagnostics across state & effects, performance, architecture, security, accessibility, and dead code. Auto-adapts to framework and React version, supports Next.js/Vite/React Native, a CLI, GitHub Action, and agent integrations to teach coding agents.
Provides 1.06M web interaction trajectories (state, action, next_state) represented primarily as A11y trees for training browser world models and web agents. Covers diverse real‑web domains, English/Chinese pages, and long contexts (up to 30K tokens); residual PII and dynamic content may limit reproducibility.
Lets any LLM operate a ComfyUI instance: generate and iterate images/video/audio, manage models and custom nodes, and edit the live graph in natural language. Local-first control plane with a sidebar agent, multi-provider LLM support, and installer packs for ready workflows.
Encodes production-grade engineering workflows (spec, plan, build, test, review, ship) as reusable "skills" so AI coding agents follow consistent development practices. Packaged as per-skill SKILL.md files and slash commands for integration with agents and CLIs. Suited for teams embedding engineering guardrails into agent-driven dev workflows.