Lets an LLM autonomously propose, edit, run, and evaluate short single‑GPU LLM training experiments — fixed 5‑minute runs (~12 experiments/hour). Agent edits a single train.py; humans supply goals via program.md. Single‑GPU, val_bpb metric.
A self-hostable workspace where humans and AI agents collaborate in shared rooms, using a Nostr-based signed event log to unify chat, workflows and git events. Agents act as members with their own keys and audit trails, enabling scoped agent actions without shared secrets.
Runs locally to learn your tastes and proactively discover content across Bilibili, Xiaohongshu, Douyin, YouTube, X, Zhihu, Reddit and the open web. Local-first agent storing data in a local SQLite, with a browser extension, optional desktop backend bundling embeddings (bge-m3/Ollama), and conversational feedback to refine recommendations.
Self-hosted personal finance manager that keeps all account data on your server — supports multi-currency accounts, bank sync, rules-based auto-categorization, budgets and asset tracking. Distinguishes itself by privacy-first design and optional self-hosted LLM agents for local data queries; suitable for users comfortable running a server.
Automatically converts codebases into structured, JSON-first CLI harnesses so LLMs and AI agents can reliably control desktop and server software; includes a CLI-Hub registry, demo harnesses, and agent plugins for one‑command generation and installation.
Terminal-first toolkit that automates bug bounty workflows — recon, hunting across 20 vulnerability classes, validation, and submission-ready report generation; runs as a Claude Code plugin or standalone CLI with support for free local AI providers (Ollama, Groq, DeepSeek).
Automatically evolves Hermes Agent skills, prompts, tool descriptions and code using DSPy + GEPA — mutating text via API calls, evaluating trace-based failures, and selecting variants that pass tests and human PR review. No GPU training required; runs cost roughly $2–$10 per optimization.
Author HTML-based video compositions and render deterministic, frame-accurate MP4s with agent-friendly tooling — preview in the browser, drive generation via AI agent skills, and use adapter runtimes (GSAP, Lottie, Three.js).
Lightweight, Markdown-only skill pack that lets LLM agents autonomously run ML research workflows—literature survey, idea discovery, cross-model review loops, experiment automation and paper writing—designed for Claude Code, Codex CLI, Cursor and local model setups.
Provides a single persistent database and open protocol so multiple AI tools share the same memory — built-in vector search, an AI gateway, and capture/skill extensions. Best for teams and power users who want a unified, self-hosted agent memory instead of siloed notes or per-tool caches.
A 23-skill Claude Code toolkit that composes an LLM-driven virtual engineering team (CEO, designer, eng manager, QA, security, release) into slash-command workflows — includes real-browser QA, a persistent GBrain memory, multi-agent integrations, and team auto-update semantics.
Gives the pi terminal AI agent an autonomous experiment loop: propose code changes, run benchmarks, record metrics, auto-commit improvements and revert regressions. Ships a live widget/dashboard, MAD-based confidence scoring, hooks and backpressure checks — made for iterating on speed, bundle size, training loss and build times inside a terminal workflow.