Runs a local-first, full AI stack—LLM inference, chat UI, voice, agents, workflows, RAG, and image generation—deployable with one command. Auto-detects hardware and bootstraps a small model for instant chat while larger models download; supports Linux, Windows, macOS and optional cloud/hybrid modes.
Scans a React codebase and produces a 0–100 health score plus actionable diagnostics across state & effects, performance, architecture, security, accessibility, and dead code. Auto-adapts to framework and React version, supports Next.js/Vite/React Native, a CLI, GitHub Action, and agent integrations to teach coding agents.
Provides a reliability layer for self-hosted LLM tool-calling and multi-step agent workflows. Adds guardrails — rescue parsing, response validation, retry nudges, and a synthetic respond tool — and ships a Drop-in OpenAI-compatible proxy plus a WorkflowRunner for structured loops.
Local-first session analytics for AI coding agents: discover, search, and track token usage and estimated costs across Claude Code, Codex, Forge and 20+ other agents. Single binary / desktop app that runs locally (no cloud accounts) with fast, SQLite-backed queries and optional PostgreSQL/DuckDB sync.
Desktop app that orchestrates teams of AI agents: agents autonomously create, assign, and complete tasks while messaging and reviewing each other on a Kanban board. Includes local/no-auth models, provider runtime auto-detection, per-task logs, and hunk-level code review.
Dramatically reduces AI agents' context usage by sandboxing large tool outputs and indexing only relevant snippets into a searchable SQLite FTS5 (BM25) knowledge base, improving session continuity and privacy. Deploys cross-platform hooks and sandbox tools to cut context size by ~98% and avoid dumping raw logs into the model's window. ([github.com](https://github.com/mksglu/context-mode/blob/main/README.md?utm_source=openai))
Unmixes green‑screen pixels with a neural model to recover straight (unmultiplied) foreground color and a clean linear alpha for every pixel, preserving hair, motion blur and translucency. Produces VFX‑standard EXR outputs, supports optional AlphaHint generators (GVM/VideoMaMa) and Docker/consumer‑GPU optimizations.
Provides a set of task-focused agent “skills” — small folders of instructions that teach agents how to perform common Flutter development workflows (integration tests, widget previews, routing, localization). Maintained by the Flutter team to reduce mistakes and make repeatable dev tasks reliable.
Provides AI coding agents with persistent memory inside an Obsidian vault—preserving session context, decisions, and notes across sessions. Integrates hooks/commands for Claude Code, Codex CLI, and Gemini CLI and optionally uses QMD for semantic recall; aimed at developer workflows.
Convenes 18 deliberately polarized AI personas to produce structured, multi-round deliberations on hard questions across multiple LLM providers. Key features: multi-provider auto-routing, enforced dissent/novelty rules, triad/panel modes and CLI integration for Claude Code/Codex. Good for high-stakes product, strategy, or safety decisions.
Automatically evolves Hermes Agent skills, prompts, tool descriptions and code using DSPy + GEPA — mutating text via API calls, evaluating trace-based failures, and selecting variants that pass tests and human PR review. No GPU training required; runs cost roughly $2–$10 per optimization.
A 23-skill Claude Code toolkit that composes an LLM-driven virtual engineering team (CEO, designer, eng manager, QA, security, release) into slash-command workflows — includes real-browser QA, a persistent GBrain memory, multi-agent integrations, and team auto-update semantics.