Guides an LLM agent to build persistent, editable DAG-based data pipelines via typed, incremental mutations instead of free-form scripts. Combines DataFlow-Skills, a Model Context Protocol exposing live operator registry and pipeline state, and a synchronized Web UI; achieves 93.3% end-to-end pass rate on a 12-task benchmark while cutting cost and latency versus script baselines.
A 250B-parameter mixture-of-experts LLM that activates 15B parameters per token to lower inference cost for agentic tasks—tool calling, long-context reasoning, and coding. Uses a hybrid softmax+linear-attention stack with 1M-token context and supports English, Korean, and Japanese; requires H200/B200-class GPUs to run efficiently.
Indexes chemistry literature as provenance-bearing atomic claims and provides a faceted taxonomy, evidence graph, and REST/SDK/MCP APIs so researchers and AI agents can retrieve verifiable, claim-level findings across papers; live index contains 2.4M claims from 147K papers.
Evolves persistent, stateful environments to red-team tool-using AI agents — provides 10K+ validated scenarios across 50 domains and a feedback-driven attack policy (EMHA) to surface long‑horizon safety failures.
Converts 200+ hours of expert Figma screen recordings into 3,469 Playwright-MCP action trajectories for training and evaluating vision-language and GUI agents; includes 126 long‑horizon tasks, phase labels, a 10‑skill taxonomy, and is CC‑BY‑4.0 licensed.
Assesses mobile planning agents' ability to call tools, plan long-horizon workflows, and coordinate sub-agents in realistic, interactive phone scenarios via a stateful executable sandbox. Covers 13 domains, 212 tools, evidence-based verification, and tests memory, skill usage, permission and runtime constraints.
Evaluates whether tool-using LLM agents reliably complete stateful business workflows via 507 executable agent–tool–user tasks across retail, travel, auto insurance, neobank, and IT/HR consulting. Provides browsable Parquet tables for tasks, scenarios, and agent instructions; v1.0 is intended for evaluation-only.
Provides a self-evolving ontology layer that enables LLM-based data agents to query and interact with heterogeneous data via an MCP server; it auto-builds and iteratively refines schema, content, and tool layers based on agent interactions.