Maps a codebase plus docs, PDFs, media and configs into a local, queryable knowledge graph; parses code with a local tree-sitter AST (no LLM), uses configurable backends for semantic extraction of non-code, and outputs graph.json, graph.html and a brief report.
Automates scanning and evaluating job listings with LLM-driven agents, then generates ATS-optimized, per-role PDFs and a unified tracker. Supports batch processing and terminal-first workflows with structured A–F scoring and portal scanners.
Lets AI coding agents compile your documents and chat histories into a maintained Obsidian vault: it ingests sources, distills them into interconnected markdown pages, tracks deltas and provenance, and exposes query/lint/export skills across many agents.
Generative-AI-enabled timeline video editor for macOS that lets creators generate and edit videos and images directly inside the timeline. Includes a local MCP server for agent integrations (Claude/Codex/Cursor); editor is open-source while generative processing is closed-source and subscription-based; macOS 26 on Apple Silicon only.
Turns your documents into a persistent, interlinked personal wiki by incrementally reading sources, generating wiki pages, and keeping knowledge up to date. Features two-step chain-of-thought ingest, graph-based relevance with Louvain clustering, optional embedding search (LanceDB), and a local HTTP API for agent integration.
Local-first voice workflows for cloning, multi-engine TTS/ASR, video dubbing, dictation, transcription and audiobook production across 646 languages. Desktop app with a local OpenAI-compatible API, engine catalogue (TTS/ASR/LLM), and explicit opt-ins for remote features to keep audio and projects on-device.
Desktop app for local voice cloning, real-time dictation, and end-to-end video dubbing using zero-shot TTS across 600+ languages; features multi-engine TTS/ASR, speaker diarization, vocal isolation, batch pipelines, and invisible audio watermarking — all run fully offline.
Defines a machine-readable text format that pairs YAML design tokens with human-readable rationale so coding agents can generate, lint, diff, and export UI systems. Bundles a CLI for validating DESIGN.md files and exporting tokens to Tailwind and W3C-compatible formats.
A local-first web and desktop dashboard for Hermes Agent that runs streamed agent chats, manages profiles/providers/models/credentials, schedules cron jobs, and inspects files and terminals across local, Docker, SSH and Singularity backends.
Automates video editing driven by LLM agents: reads word-level transcripts to propose and execute cuts, remove filler words, auto grade color, burn subtitles, and generate animation overlays. Self-evaluates every cut before showing a preview; aimed at talking-heads, tutorials and interviews.
Build and run node-based AI image and video generation pipelines locally — chain prompts, models, reference images and automations on an infinite canvas. Key differentiators: multi-model pipelines and local-first operation (bring your own kie.ai key), so you keep media and credits under your control.
Connects coding agents to local reverse‑engineering tools so an agent can inspect binaries, apps, and websites and return traced code, evidence, and reconstruction workflows. Supports native (Ghidra/Hopper/IDA), JavaScript/Electron, .NET, APKs, firmware and network captures via an MCP server and CLI.