Generates page-scale UI designs and audits for Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex using a 57-gate “anti-AI-slop” rule set — produces distinct, non-template HTML+CSS outputs and supports audit, redesign, and study verbs with a built-in pre-emit self-critique.
Routes code-based AI agents through repeatable reverse-engineering and pentesting workflows and orchestrates local and remote tools (jadx, Frida, IDA, BurpSuite) so agents can triage APKs, binaries, JS, firmware, and CTFs without guessing the toolchain. Includes master routing rules, tool-index detection, MCP integration, and a field-journal for reusable lessons.
Reviews Git diffs or entire files via a CLI that combines deterministic pipelines (precise file selection, bundling, rule matching) with an LLM agent to produce line-level review comments. Includes built-in security rules and integrations for multiple LLM providers, designed for CI and large changesets.
Centralizes indexing and management of local AI coding-agent sessions so you can search, view full context, migrate, resume, and restore conversations across agents and devices. Supports extensible local sources, AI summaries, optional Supabase sync, and Skills management.
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.
Contains 244 Cursor agent sessions recorded from Claude Fable‑5, formatted for training and research. Sessions include multi-turn assistant/tool interactions and are Teich-compatible; several rows exceed one million characters, so apply explicit tokenization and oversize policies before training.