Multimodal agent model for long-horizon coding, image-text understanding, and autonomous task orchestration. Built as a 1T-parameter Mixture-of-Experts with 256K context and native int4 quantization — intended for coding-driven design, persistent background agents, and swarm-style sub-agent workflows.
Turns plain-English system or process descriptions into polished, themeable architecture, workflow, sequence, data-flow and lifecycle diagrams as a self-contained HTML file, with one-click theme toggle, copy-to-clipboard and export to PNG/JPEG/WebP/SVG (native up-to-4× rasterization).
Open-weight multimodal 35B Qwen3.6 model in Hugging Face Transformers format that supports image/video/text inputs and native long contexts (262,144 tokens). Emphasizes agentic coding and preserved reasoning traces (thinking), uses an MoE-backed architecture and is designed for self-hosting with vLLM/SGLang/KTransformers; requires multi-GPU resources for production.
Provides ~12.29M execution‑free agentic coding trajectories (≈112B tokens) sampled from 122K GitHub PRs to mid‑train code and agent models. Uses bash-only actions (grep, git, sed, etc.) so it scales without Docker; trajectories are unverified and intended for mid-training rather than final SFT.
Turns books, long videos, and podcasts into executable, testable AI agent skills using a structured RIA‑TV++ pipeline. Produces multi-file skill packs (BOOK_OVERVIEW.md, SKILL.md, INDEX.md, DIGEST.md), applies triple verification and pressure tests, and can install skills into Claude Code/Cursor for agent use.
Runs multiple AI agents in parallel inside a single macOS browser, giving each agent an isolated Space that can use your real logins without touching your tabs; controllable via an ego-browser JavaScript skill to perform web automation with fewer tokens and faster task completion.
Provides 207k+ LLM-generated agent trajectories of code edits and tool interactions for training and evaluating software-engineering agents. Collected via OpenHands and SWE-agent using Qwen3.5-122B and MiniMax-M2.5, multilingual across nine languages and released under CC BY 4.0.
Generates editorial-quality diagrams as self-contained HTML files with inline SVG across 27 visual types; includes brand onboarding, agent-skill integrations (Claude Code, Codex, Pi), draw.io/Mermaid import, and static-first output with optional accessible motion.
A healed 64-layer 'frankenmerge' that stacks two Qwen3.5-derived finetunes into an ~18B GGUF model for multilingual text generation, reasoning, and reliable code/frontend output. Healed with a 1000-step QLoRA to reduce layer-boundary artifacts and targeted to run on 12–16 GB GPUs.
Connects an LLM to a real browser over an editable CDP websocket so the agent can drive clicks, navigation, and generate missing helper code during tasks. The harness self-heals by writing reusable helpers, supports local or cloud browsers, and can optionally record sessions for debugging.
Orchestrates multiple LLM-backed agents locally using tmux and per-role git worktrees, converting role prompts into coordinated development workflows. Key features: configurable two-/four-/six-pack workflows, a durable handoff protocol, per-role backend selection and observable terminals.
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.