Generates production-ready App Store and Google Play screenshots from app metadata and style preferences using AI. Scaffolds a Next.js project, composes ad-style slides with localized/RTL support, and exports PNGs at all required Apple and Google resolutions.
Reverse-engineers live websites into production-ready Next.js codebases: an AI-driven /clone-website skill extracts design tokens, assets, and exact component specs, then dispatches parallel builder agents to reconstruct pages. Recommends Claude Code (Opus 4.7) but supports many agents.
Turns a single research idea into runnable experiments and a conference-ready paper by orchestrating an LLM-driven end-to-end workflow (literature → design → code → sandboxed runs → analysis → writing). Provides human-in-the-loop checkpoints, domain-specialist executors, and multi-layer citation verification.
Runs an LLM-driven agent loop that iteratively proposes, applies, tests, and commits small repo changes—each successful iteration becomes a separate git commit while failures are rolled back or preserved for repair. Supports multiple agent backends, worktrees for concurrency, live terminal status, and optional per-iteration pushes.
Turns plain-English system or process descriptions into polished, themeable architecture, workflow, sequence, data-flow and lifecycle diagrams as a self-contained HTML file, with one-click theme toggle, copy-to-clipboard and export to PNG/JPEG/WebP/SVG (native up-to-4× rasterization).
Turns terminal-agent CLIs you already run into a local desktop multi-agent harness: each agent runs as a real terminal process, with shared semantic memory, encrypted on-node messaging, a GOD orchestrator for routing/approvals, and a visual office floor for monitoring.
Code-focused sparse Mixture-of-Experts LLM designed for agentic coding and terminal/tool use, offering very long context (256K) and long outputs. Released with open weights under Apache-2.0 and optimized for transformers/vLLM workflows.
Provides GGUF quantized weights and runnable instructions to run CohereLabs' North-Mini-Code-1.0 (30B A3B MoE) locally via llama.cpp or vLLM; includes quant files, build/run notes, and recommended sampling and tool-use settings for agentic coding.
Collects raw coding-agent sessions—developer prompts, model replies, tool calls, and command output—donated from public repositories and anonymized locally. Organized by agent harness (raw session files + Parquet table), useful for studying agent behavior and tool use; anonymization is best-effort.
Provides a ruleset and skills that make AI coding agents prefer the simplest correct implementation: reuse existing code, prefer stdlib/native features, and only write minimal new code. Cuts generated LOC, tokens, cost and time while preserving validation and safety.
Provides agentic instruction‑tuning trajectories for software‑engineering tasks, formatted for supervised fine‑tuning and agent training. Contains multi‑file edits, tests, docs and structured agent traces (≈5,115 records, 1.9 GiB). Intended for commercial use; licensed CC‑BY 4.0 with additional permissive licenses.