Reasoning-enhanced 27B dense LLM fine-tuned from Qwen3.6-27B and released in GGUF format for image-text-to-text and long-context reasoning. Augmented with Trace Inversion reconstructed chains, three-stage SFT curriculum and MTP/vision support; community research release.
Node-based infinite-canvas web workstation for iterative visual creation — integrates image/video generation, reference editing, prompt library, multi-agent assistants, and asset management. Runs in-browser with configurable OpenAI-compatible endpoints; suited for local/personal deployment (AGPL-3.0).
Runs shared, self-hosted AI agents in isolated Kubernetes sandboxes accessible from Slack or an API. Provides durable workflows, reusable tool plugins, and network-edge credential injection (iron-proxy) so agents can execute real work securely and audibly for teams.
Automates end-to-end web workflows from browser screenshots by emitting pixel-grounded actions (click, type, scroll, visit, search). Vision-first multimodal agent fine-tuned from Qwen3.5-27B with critical-point safety checks; intended for sandboxed, human-supervised deployments.
Local-first AI agent workspace that unifies coding, writing, design, research and automation under one runtime shared between a desktop GUI and a terminal TUI. Features Agent Graph for long-running, auditable workflows, multi-provider model support, and local-by-default data storage.
Terminal-native AI coding agent that reads and edits code, runs shell commands, searches files, fetches web pages, and determines next steps from interactive feedback. Delivered as a single-binary TUI with video input, subagents, a plugin marketplace, and IDE (ACP) integration.
Provides raw newline-delimited JSON agent traces where assistant responses were generated by qwen/qwen3.7-max, captured with Teich; includes 47 JSONL files, an embedded tools schema snapshot, and conversion guidance for supervised fine‑tuning and distillation.
Processes images and text to produce structured, reasoning-rich text outputs for high-throughput agentic workflows. Sparse MoE design (198B total, ~11B active per token), 256k context window and selectable reasoning levels—optimized for single-pass parsing, verification, and multi-step automation.
Performs hour-scale video understanding and fine-grained temporal localization while exposing agent-style multimodal tool/code/search abilities. Built on a sparse-attention long-context architecture (DSA) and a specialized inference stack—best used in GPU-backed research or production evaluation.
Runs an external, reviewable coding-agent harness that turns intent into repeatable software work: clarifies requirements, builds reviewed plans, executes in tmux-backed sessions, and collects durable verification. Ships Telegram/Discord delivery, a research REPL, and optional desktop-control tools; beta-stage.
Combines internalizing general skills with task-specific skill utilization via a difficulty-aware router to improve in-distribution and out-of-distribution performance for agentic RL. Uses privileged distillation for hard tasks and diagnostic probing for easy tasks; evaluated on ALFWorld and WebShop.
Proposes TASTE, an automatic pipeline that synthesizes challenging agent benchmark tasks by sampling and evolving valid tool-sequence patterns; uses an adaptive contrastive n-gram model and LLM validity judgments to produce τ^c-Bench with broader tool-use coverage and higher difficulty.