Orchestrates low-code multi-agent teams that plan, research, code and deliver results to Telegram, Discord, and WhatsApp. Includes handoffs, guardrails, memory and RAG, and integrates 100+ LLM providers via MCP for production-ready agent workflows.
An MCP server giving Claude and other AI assistants direct control of the local terminal and file system: run shell commands, manage long-running processes, and search and diff-edit files across the whole OS, not just one project folder.
Register React components with Zod schemas so an LLM agent can select, fill, and stream their props from user requests, turning chat into live interactive UI. Works with OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini, and Mistral, plus MCP servers like Linear.
Continuously records your screen and audio 24/7 to a local, searchable timeline you can query in natural language. Stores screenshots with accessibility data in SQLite, and a plugin system runs scheduled AI agents on what it captures.
aisuite is a lightweight Python library that provides a unified API for working with multiple Generative AI providers. It supports models from OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Hugging Face, AWS, Cohere, Mistral, Ollama, and others—abstracting away SDK differences, authentication details, and parameter variations. Modeled after OpenAI’s API style, it enables developers to build LLM-based or agentic applications across providers with minimal setup.
Multi-tenant agent harness that makes enterprise knowledge retrievable, graph-reasonable, and deliverable by LLM-powered agents. Integrates RAG + a Milvus-based knowledge graph, LangGraph orchestration, and document parsing for citation-backed answers and graph reasoning; deployable via Docker (requires a compatible LLM API).
Packs a Git repository into a single AI-friendly file for easy ingestion by LLMs. Offers per-file and total token counts, optional Tree-sitter compression, secret scanning, and multiple interfaces (CLI, web, browser extension, Docker, MCP) for AI-driven code review and analysis.
Official Python implementation of the Model Context Protocol. Build servers that expose tools, resources, and prompts to any MCP host, or clients that connect to any server; type hints and docstrings become the schemas, so a server fits in ~15 lines.
An open protocol that standardizes how LLM applications connect to external data sources, tools, and services via JSON-RPC — TypeScript-first schema with JSON Schema exports, SDKs, and centralized documentation to enable interoperable integrations.
Implements the Model Context Protocol in TypeScript, providing server and client libraries to expose tools, resources, and prompts to LLM hosts. Ships Streamable HTTP and stdio transports, optional middleware for Express/Fastify/Hono, and runnable examples for Node/Bun/Deno.
Reviews code in the IDE, CLI, and pull requests, flagging bugs, logic gaps, security holes, and missing tests using context from the whole repo and its dependencies. Enforces team-specific rules learned from past PRs.