Enables parallel speculative decoding by using a lightweight block-diffusion draft model to produce multi-token drafts for faster, high-quality generation. Integrates with vLLM, SGLang and Transformers backends and ships draft models on Hugging Face.
Provides a Python API, CLI, and agent skill to programmatically access Google NotebookLM — exposing features the web UI omits (batch imports/exports, PPTX slides, mind‑map JSON) and integrating with LLM agents like Claude Code and Codex.
Real‑time full‑duplex speech‑to‑speech system that controls conversational role via text prompts and voice timbre via audio-conditioned embeddings. Built on Moshi; optimized for low-latency, persona-consistent spoken interactions.
Compresses any context sent to LLMs (tool outputs, DB reads, RAG results, files, logs) to cut tokens by ~70–95% while preserving reversible originals; runs as a proxy or Python/TypeScript SDK with integrations for common agent frameworks.
Aggregates global news, infrastructure, military and market signals into an interactive map dashboard and synthesizes AI-generated intelligence briefs. Key features: local/remote LLM support, 3D globe + flat map, 35+ data layers, country instability index and client-side RAG/embeddings.
Generates daily LLM-powered decision dashboards for A/H/US stocks by combining multi-source market data, real-time news, technical signals and agent-style strategy reasoning; deploys via GitHub Actions or Docker and pushes reports to multiple channels.
Teaches LLMs to detect and remove “AI tells” from prose using curated phrase/structure lists, before/after examples, and a 5‑dimension scoring rubric. Delivered as a reusable skill (SKILL.md + reference files) designed to plug into Claude or any LLM workflow for automated style sanitization.
Provides a conditional memory module that performs O(1) N‑gram lookups and fuses static embeddings into transformer hidden states — enables offloading large embedding tables to host memory with minimal inference overhead.
Grows a personal skill tree by crystallizing each solved task into reusable skills; a ~3K-line autonomous agent framework that gives an LLM system-level control of browser, terminal, filesystem, input/vision and mobile (ADB) via nine atomic tools, optimized for low token cost.
Terminal-native coding agent that streams reasoning blocks, makes controlled edits to local workspaces behind approval gates, and includes an auto mode that chooses model and thinking level per turn — designed for in-terminal code review, debugging, and automation workflows.
Desktop-first agent client that composes LLM-driven agents into document-centric, multi-session workflows; it wires APIs, MCPs and local tools into shareable sessions, supports multiple LLM providers, and exposes a headless server + CLI for automation.
Desktop + CLI agent-native client for managing multi-session conversations, connecting to multiple LLM providers and external data sources, and creating shareable agent skills and automations without editing code.