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.
Routes natural-language requests to a single “first mate” agent that spawns and supervises multiple autonomous crewmates, each running in an isolated git worktree and producing finished PRs, approved local merges, or standalone investigation reports. Key features include visible session backends, disposable worktrees, explicit project modes, optional persistent secondmates, and an event-driven zero-token watcher.
Manages real tmux-backed terminals and AI agents as draggable nodes on an infinite pan/zoom canvas, with a Trello-style kanban view, persistent sessions that survive restarts, mobile companion support, and a browser Server Edition for self-hosting.
Provides agentic instruction‑tuning trajectories for software‑engineering tasks, formatted for supervised fine‑tuning and agent training. Contains multi‑file edits, tests, docs and structured agent traces (≈5,115 records, 1.9 GiB). Intended for commercial use; licensed CC‑BY 4.0 with additional permissive licenses.
Provides newline-delimited JSON agent session traces (5 files) generated with Teich for moonshotai/kimi-k3, including recovered and embedded tool-schema snapshots so traces remain training-ready even when tools weren't invoked; includes guidance for Teich data preparation and conversion.
A 124B hybrid-linear Mixture-of-Experts language model optimized for instruction following, long-context reasoning and agentic workflows, activating ~5.1B parameters per token. Key features include a 256K native context (extendable to 1M), alternating KDA/MLA attention layers, and vLLM/SGLang inference support.
Drives long‑horizon desktop agents by reading and manipulating program state (files, DOM, backends) instead of relying on screenshots. The main agent uses code for actions and structural verification while a lightweight GUI subagent handles rare screenshot-click steps, improving success rates and lowering per-task cost versus screenshot-only approaches.
Converts text prompts into physically consistent videos by synthesizing executable Blender programs as a process-level chain-of-thought and using a dual-engine pipeline (deterministic simulation draft + draft-conditioned video editor). Ships with a VideoCoCo-3K draft–instruction–target dataset and shows substantial gains in physical-consistency benchmarks.
Provides a 750-billion-parameter multilingual Mixture-of-Experts (MoE) foundation language model optimized for long-context understanding, agentic workflows, and instruction following. Key features include a 262,144-token context window, speculative decoding (MTP/DSpark), 37B active parameters, 10-language support, and an Apache-2.0 license.
An OpenAI-compatible LLM checkpoint optimized for agentic and long-context scenarios, shipping DSpark speculative decoding and vLLM/SGLang deployment recipes; tailored for code-agent and multi-step reasoning workloads and released under MIT.
Treats agent self-improvement as natural selection over a population of harnesses (prompts, tools, skills, control flow), evolving a frozen-model agent by selecting harness edits that extend capability without regressing others. Uses a preserve-and-extend contract, lineage archive, and verifier-driven fitness (no gold solutions) to recombine complementary edits and transfer across benchmarks.
Enables local use of a GGUF-quantized DeepSeek-V4-Flash-0731 via Unsloth Dynamic quantizations; provides a Q8 (162GB) lossless option and smaller Q4 variants for lower-memory inference and agentic scenarios using Unsloth tooling.