Maintains a local, durable control-plane state that preserves objectives, typed todos, gates, evidence logs, quotas, and verifiable handoffs for long-running AI agent work. Designed to coordinate multi-day agent loops across Codex, Claude Code, Cursor or custom runners while keeping human judgment, auditability, and safe fallbacks explicit.
Turns terminal-agent CLIs you already run into a local desktop multi-agent harness: each agent runs as a real terminal process, with shared semantic memory, encrypted on-node messaging, a GOD orchestrator for routing/approvals, and a visual office floor for monitoring.
Localizes harmful span-level errors inside long research-agent trajectories to show which trajectory segments make final answers unreliable. Provides a 1,000-instance TELBench of annotated spans and DRIFT, a claim-centric auditing method that improves span-level localization and first-error accuracy by up to 30 percentage points.
Provides the gated, official OSWorld 2.0 Python task class files (task_*.py) required to run the benchmark; distributed via a Hugging Face gated dataset to reduce benchmark leakage. Download requires accepting gated access on Hugging Face.
A 20B retrieval subagent trained with reinforcement learning inside a stateful search harness that externalizes recoverable search state (candidate pool, curated evidence, verification records). The harness lets the policy focus on semantic search decisions, improving curated recall and transfer robustness.
Workflow-aware benchmark for autonomous medical-AI research that splits agent execution into five stages (Plan, Setup, Validate, Inference, Submit) and evaluates long-horizon runs across segmentation, image enhancement, VQA, report generation, and lesion detection with stage-level scoring.
A benchmark for evaluating web-browsing agents in Korean contexts, composed of 400 tasks (300 manually verified by native speakers). Includes a human-verified split and an adversarial synthetic split to probe failure modes; reveals large performance gaps for both frontier and Korean models.
Centralizes indexing and management of local AI coding-agent sessions so you can search, view full context, migrate, resume, and restore conversations across agents and devices. Supports extensible local sources, AI summaries, optional Supabase sync, and Skills management.
Evaluates multimodal LLMs on streaming egocentric video for spatial intelligence using 1,680 human-annotated questions across 348 videos; organizes tasks into four hierarchical levels (perception → tracking → simulation → allocentric mapping) and highlights allocentric mapping as the main bottleneck.
Enables agents to proactively discover multiple hidden problems in a user context and pair each with supporting evidence and concrete actions. Uses iterative discovery (batch rounds conditioned on prior finds) and reusable "thought templates" to expand coverage and ground claims.
Generates synthetic coding-agent session traces by pairing remotely hosted open agent models with local llama.cpp user models across real open-source codebases. Each trace records read/write/edit/bash actions and tool use; the dataset is a reproducible cartesian product (20×3×20×20 = 24,000 sessions) under an MIT license.
Benchmark for evaluating proactive LLM mediators in realistic, multi-domain conflict scenarios by constructing cases from real disputes, probing five socio-cognitive adaptation axes, and using a topic-localized evaluator that achieves 0.82 alignment with human experts.