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Curated developer resources that demonstrate building RAG systems, multi-agent workflows, and memory-augmented AI using Oracle AI Database and OCI — includes end-to-end reference apps, notebooks, guides, and workshops for hands-on prototyping.
Gives developers low-level primitives for building stateful single-agent, multi-agent, and graph-based control flows, with built-in human-in-the-loop checkpoints, persistent cross-session memory, and token-level streaming.
A family of GUI agents that operate phones, desktops, and browsers by perceiving the screen visually rather than reading app code. Ships open GUI-Owl vision-language models (7B/32B) plus a multi-agent framework for planning, reflection, and tool use.
Self-hostable “bookmark everything” app for saving links, notes, images and PDFs with automatic fetching of previews, full-text search, OCR, and LLM-based automatic tagging and summarization (supports local models via ollama). Targets users who want AI-assisted organization in a self-hosted stack.
Turns repeatable business workflows into versioned agent skills that can run in Refly, ship to coding agents, or be exposed as APIs and webhooks.
Automates browser workflows using LLMs and computer vision instead of XPath selectors, so it works on unseen sites and survives layout changes. Drive tasks with natural-language prompts: act, extract, validate. Handles 2FA and multi-step flows.
An MCP server giving Claude and other AI assistants direct control of the local terminal and file system: run shell commands, manage long-running processes, and search and diff-edit files across the whole OS, not just one project folder.
Turns any website into clean markdown, structured JSON, or screenshots through a single API — handling JavaScript rendering, rotating proxies, rate limits, and full-site crawling so LLM apps get web data without running scraping infrastructure.
React components for building LLM chat and agent interfaces: message bubbles, prompt sets, conversation lists, and sender inputs under a RICH interaction paradigm, plus a streaming Markdown renderer and hooks for wiring UI to model data streams.
Splits autonomous R&D into two cooperating agents: one proposes hypotheses, the other writes and tests code — iterating on quant-finance factors, Kaggle pipelines, and model research. Hits a ~30% medal rate on MLE-Bench, nearly double AIDE's.
Combines drag-and-drop field binding with natural-language prompts so an AI agent derives the transformations behind charts your raw tables can't produce. Reads from databases, files, images, and websites; 30+ chart types and branchable threads.
Continuously records your screen and audio 24/7 to a local, searchable timeline you can query in natural language. Stores screenshots with accessibility data in SQLite, and a plugin system runs scheduled AI agents on what it captures.