Synthesizes shortcut-resistant search tasks to train deep search agents by controlling four shortcut risks across entity selection, evidence-graph construction, question formulation, and adversarial refinement. Produces training trajectories with longer pre-answer search and fewer shortcut patterns; code will be released on GitHub.
Benchmarks evolving environments as sequences of progressive updates and introduces EvoMem, a patch-based memory that records structured update histories so LLM agents can reason about environment evolution. Demonstrates measurable gains on EvoArena and other benchmarks.
Provides a training-free, code-as-action framework that lets VLM-backed agents write and run stateful Python cells to compose perception and geometry primitives for open-ended 3D/4D spatial reasoning. Demonstrates consistent gains across 20 benchmarks and multiple VLM backbones.
A quantized 27B coder LLM fine-tuned for repository-level code generation, multi-turn tool calling, and agentic workflows — packaged for local GGUF/llama.cpp deployment with MTP speculative decoding and trace-inversion SFT. Optimized for developer tooling; experimental and not fully safety-validated.
Anonymized agent-trace JSONL capturing conversations, tool calls, and function schemas from Claude fable-5 (Claude Code) runs — packaged for fine-tuning, distillation, and building tool-aware assistants; compatible with teich for conversion to OpenAI-style chats.
Collects raw coding-agent sessions—developer prompts, model replies, tool calls, and command output—donated from public repositories and anonymized locally. Organized by agent harness (raw session files + Parquet table), useful for studying agent behavior and tool use; anonymization is best-effort.
Orchestrates, composes, and governs multiple AI agents (Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Pi, and custom agents) via a meta-harness that enforces policy-based sandboxing, spend caps, and live collaborative sessions. Agent behavior is declared in YAML and can run locally or in managed cloud sandboxes.
An agentic multimodal coding model for long-horizon software tasks: MoE architecture (1T params, 32B activated), 256K context, image/video input, native int4 quantization and preserved chain-of-thought (thinking) mode. Tuned for multi-step coding workflows and vLLM/SGLang deployment.
Provides experimental GGUF-format quantized weights for MiniMax-M3 to run local multimodal (image‑text‑video) inference via llama.cpp or Unsloth Studio. The model is very large (~428B params) and requires GPU offload or large CPU RAM; llama.cpp currently falls back from sparse to dense attention.
Provides a locally runnable GGUF quantized build of Kimi K2.7 Code for multimodal, coding-focused agentic workflows — a 1T-parameter MoE model with 256K context, native int4 support, preserved thinking-mode, and image/video input support.
Moves repository search into a dedicated exploration subagent that issues parallel read-only READ/GLOB/GREP calls and returns compact file:line citations. Trained (4B–30B) with SFT+RL, it reduces main-agent token use up to ~60% and raises end-to-end success by up to ~5.5%.
Provides a ruleset and skills that make AI coding agents prefer the simplest correct implementation: reuse existing code, prefer stdlib/native features, and only write minimal new code. Cuts generated LOC, tokens, cost and time while preserving validation and safety.