Runs a multi-stage, Claude-powered pipeline to find, verify, triage, and generate patches for code vulnerabilities, plus interactive skills for threat modeling and customization. Default harness targets C/C++ memory bugs using ASAN inside Docker/gVisor; autonomous runs execute target code and require sandboxing.
Spawns parallel, isolated LLM reasoning frames, then scores, clusters and prunes ideas to avoid premature convergence. Packaged as a reusable Claude/Codex agent skill with CLI and TypeScript APIs for ideation, design decisions and fuzzy debugging.
Runs an external, reviewable coding-agent harness that turns intent into repeatable software work: clarifies requirements, builds reviewed plans, executes in tmux-backed sessions, and collects durable verification. Ships Telegram/Discord delivery, a research REPL, and optional desktop-control tools; beta-stage.
Local-first AI agent workspace for authoring, running, and recovering agent executions — records model messages, tool calls, tool results, permission decisions, and termination events in an append-only Runtime Event Log. Provides Desktop (Electron), TUI/CLI, and headless Eval surfaces plus local tools and runtime features for pruning, compaction, and durable recovery.
Metadata-only corpus of 146.3M new GitHub source-code files (commit_id, rel_path, language) intended as an incremental update to Nemotron v1/v2 for LLM code pretraining; CC-BY-4.0 licensed and designed to be used jointly with older versions.
Analyzes when masking stale observations improves long-horizon search agents and why, identifying an asymmetric inverted-U relationship between masking benefit, retriever quality, and model capacity; explains a token-for-turn trade-off and releases evaluation scaffolds and trajectories.
Uses search-agent reading traces and tiered distractors to train LLMs for long-context, multi-hop reasoning, and introduces a rubric reward that supervises entity-level steps (applied only to correct finals). Improves evidence-grounded reasoning and resists reward hacking across 4B–30B models.
Maintains a local, durable control-plane state that preserves objectives, typed todos, gates, evidence logs, quotas, and verifiable handoffs for long-running AI agent work. Designed to coordinate multi-day agent loops across Codex, Claude Code, Cursor or custom runners while keeping human judgment, auditability, and safe fallbacks explicit.
Omnimodal world model that jointly processes and generates text, images, video, audio, and action trajectories for physical AI. Uses a mixture-of-transformers to combine autoregressive reasoning and diffusion-based multimodal generation; released open-source with checkpoints, datasets and benchmarks for robotics and simulation.
Generates synthetic coding-agent session traces by pairing remotely hosted open agent models with local llama.cpp user models across real open-source codebases. Each trace records read/write/edit/bash actions and tool use; the dataset is a reproducible cartesian product (20×3×20×20 = 24,000 sessions) under an MIT license.
Represents episodic memory as a Cue–Tag–Content graph and integrates LLM reasoning into active retrieval so agents iteratively reconstruct and prune evidence paths for long-horizon questions. Reports up to 23% gains on LoCoMo / LongMemEval while reducing token and runtime costs.
Provides a complete, lightly-processed export of AI Village's >1-year multi-agent data: per-agent computer sessions (with screenshots), turn-by-turn computer-use logs, group chats, agent memories, goals, and daily summaries for research into agentic behaviour, multi-agent dynamics, long-horizon memory, and AI safety. Access is manually reviewed.