Connects to Gmail, Calendar, and meeting notes to build a local, Obsidian-compatible Markdown graph it acts on — drafting emails, briefs, and decks. Memory accumulates instead of resetting each session; runs on local or hosted models, extensible via MCP.
Wires retrievers, rerankers, and generators as standalone MCP servers orchestrated in YAML, so iterative RAG logic fits in dozens of lines instead of glue code. Adds loops, conditional branches, one-command web UIs, and shared evaluation benchmarks.
Optimizes and tests AI prompts in the browser, comparing original and rewritten versions side by side against any connected model. Runs fully client-side—keys go straight to the provider—and ships as web app, Chrome extension, and desktop builds.
Desktop AI client that unifies cloud and local LLMs, tool calling (MCP), installable Skills, and ACP agent integration into a single multi-window workspace. Supports local Ollama models, multi-provider configuration, remote control, and privacy-focused local storage.
Provides a local model gateway and control plane for coding agents — route Claude Code, Codex, Grok CLI, ZCode and compatible clients to multiple providers through one stable local endpoint while managing routing, failover, tools, credentials, and observability.
Build and run configurable multi-agent LLM workflows and personal AI agents locally or with cloud LLMs; supports simple TOML-based LLM configuration, optional browser automation, a demo on Hugging Face, and companion RL tuning (OpenManus-RL) for agent training.
Framework-agnostic library for connecting and optimizing teams of AI agents built in LangChain, LlamaIndex, CrewAI, Semantic Kernel, or Google ADK. Profiles them down to individual tokens, traces execution, and runs built-in evaluation.
Runs an MCP server that lets an LLM like Claude drive Blender directly: create and edit objects, apply materials, inspect scenes, and run Python. Pulls assets from Sketchfab, Poly Haven, and Hyper3D so prompts build editable 3D scenes.
Exposes xcodebuild, simulator, and device actions as Model Context Protocol tools, so AI agents can build, run, capture logs, and debug iOS and macOS apps without hand-written scripts. Also runs as a standalone CLI and plugs into MCP clients.
Connects AI coding agents (Cursor, Claude Code) to Figma through a WebSocket bridge, letting an agent read a design and edit it programmatically. Includes a Figma plugin and 40+ MCP tools for text, styling, components, and bulk edits.
Bridges LLM-driven AI assistants to the Unity Editor so models can create scenes, edit C# scripts, manage assets, run tests and automate game-dev workflows. Exposes 47 focused MCP tool entrypoints, supports many MCP clients, and is MIT-licensed for local use.