Builds, evaluates, and deploys multi-agent systems in Python, code-first. A graph-based runtime handles routing, fan-out/fan-in, loops, retries, and human-in-the-loop; a Task API covers agent-to-agent delegation, plus a CLI and web UI.
Provides ready-to-use sample agents for Google’s Agent Development Kit across Python, TypeScript, Go, Java, Kotlin, and Android, from simple assistants to multi-agent workflows.
Orchestrates AI coding agents around tasks, sessions, artifacts, reviews, and parallel Claude Code workflows so teams can manage complex codebase work with more visibility.
Turns natural-language requirements into a dependency-aware graph of atomic, testable dev tasks for AI coding agents. Adds cross-session memory and a plan-reflect loop that forces the agent to think through each step before writing code.
A curated index of community resources for Claude Code — skills, hooks, slash commands, agent orchestrators, and plugins. Entries live in a source-of-truth CSV that generates the README; submissions are bot-checked, then manually vetted by the maintainer.
Official Go implementation of the Model Context Protocol for building MCP servers and clients. Tool handlers are type-safe, with JSON schemas inferred from Go structs via generics. Ships stdio, command, streamable-HTTP, SSE, and in-memory transports.
Builds production-grade AI agents and multi-agent workflows in .NET and Python, with graph-based orchestration for sequential, concurrent, and handoff patterns. Unifies Microsoft's Semantic Kernel and AutoGen lineages, adding durable, checkpointed runs.
Parses the local JSONL logs that coding-agent CLIs write and turns them into token and cost reports, no API keys or telemetry. Breaks spend down by day, month, session, and Claude's 5-hour billing windows across Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI and more.
Wraps Claude Code as an MCP server that orchestrates 100+ specialized agents into self-organizing swarms — hierarchical, mesh, or adaptive consensus — backed by persistent vector memory, coordination hooks, and secure cross-machine federation.
Wraps Claude Code and Codex with an execution harness that turns one coding agent into coordinated swarms. A single init command adds ~98 agents, an MCP tool server, cross-session vector memory, and cross-machine federation.
Gives AI coding assistants a queryable index of n8n's 2,000+ workflow nodes — their real properties, operations, and 2,300+ templates — so generated workflow JSON validates instead of hallucinating node names and connections.
Turns commodity WiFi Channel State Information into spatial sensing: 17-keypoint pose estimation, presence detection, and contactless breathing/heart-rate monitoring through walls, with no camera. Runs on a mesh of ESP32-S3 nodes (~$9 each).