Bundles Langflow, Docling, and OpenSearch into one installable package so you can ingest messy documents, run agentic retrieval with re-ranking, and chat over your own knowledge base. Ships Python/TS SDKs and a built-in MCP server at /mcp.
An agentic framework that analyzes, plans, and executes multi-step video understanding and editing workflows using multimodal LLM-driven agents—features intent decomposition, graph-based workflow orchestration, and automated shot planning for long-form video tasks.
Unifies agentic tasks, reasoning, and coding in a single MoE model with 355B total / 32B active parameters and a switchable thinking mode. A lighter 106B-param Air variant trades scale for efficiency; both ship MIT-licensed.
Closes a learning loop most agents lack: turns experience into reusable skills, refines them mid-task, and full-text searches its own past sessions for recall. Runs from CLI or Telegram/Discord/Slack and schedules unattended cron jobs.
Modular marketplace of focused Claude Code plugins that composes specialized agents and progressive 'agent skills' to orchestrate multi-agent development workflows while minimizing token usage.
An open-source memory layer that turns agent runs and conversations into structured, persistent state recallable across sessions. Captures facts, events, preferences, and relationships automatically; LLM-agnostic with SDK and MCP integration.
Coordinates specialized AI agents — developer, browser, document, multimodal — running in parallel on your desktop to automate multi-step work. Runs fully local via Ollama, vLLM, or LM Studio, with built-in MCP tools and human-in-the-loop checkpoints.
Parses PDF resumes into structured JSON using LLMs, enriches profiles with GitHub signals, and outputs explainable category scores, evidence, bonuses and deductions. Runs fully local with Ollama or via Google Gemini; designed for reproducible, fairness-constrained resume scoring in hiring workflows.
Compiles an agent's raw chat logs, documents, and tool traces into three persistent layers — index, learned skills, and user memory — so context survives sessions. Claims 92% Locomo-benchmark accuracy and up to 95% lower token cost than replaying history.
Lets AI coding agents provision and operate a full backend themselves — Postgres with pgvector, OAuth2 auth, S3-style storage, Deno edge functions, and hosting — through one interface, plus an OpenAI-compatible model gateway.
Collaborates on web tasks in real time: edit its plan before it runs, pause and grab the browser mid-task, and approve irreversible clicks before they happen. A research prototype for studying human-in-the-loop oversight instead of full autonomy.