A continuously-updated, categorized self-hosting guide that catalogs tools, deployment notes and resources for containers, networking, home automation and running LLMs/chatbots locally; provided as a long, structured README with links and quick setup tips.
Runs local-first AI coding agents in a native desktop workspace to inspect, edit, and execute code with per-session model selection, plugin extensibility, and an approval-based permission layer — keeping projects, keys, and transcripts on your machine.
Provides low‑latency on‑device speech-to-text, intent recognition, and text-to-speech for building real‑time voice agents and interfaces. Streaming-optimized models, incremental caching, multilingual TTS/ASR and cross-platform bindings (Python, iOS, Android, Linux, Raspberry Pi) target live voice use cases where sub-200ms responsiveness matters.
Provides a local browser workspace for browsing and managing pi coding agent sessions — real-time chat, model configuration, skill management, and project file preview. Runs from a single npx/global install, scopes file access to the selected project, and follows Git worktrees.
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.
Lets AI coding agents compile your documents and chat histories into a maintained Obsidian vault: it ingests sources, distills them into interconnected markdown pages, tracks deltas and provenance, and exposes query/lint/export skills across many agents.
Generates editorial-quality diagrams as self-contained HTML files with inline SVG across 27 visual types; includes brand onboarding, agent-skill integrations (Claude Code, Codex, Pi), draw.io/Mermaid import, and static-first output with optional accessible motion.
Runs coding and long-running research workflows inside a persistent IPython environment with programmatic subagents and a durable 'Continual Harness' for session-level refinements. Key features include recursive subagents (RLM), executable Python skills, background daemon sessions, and evidence-backed local refinements. Best for reproducible, long-horizon coding, experiments, and evaluation pipelines where auditable agent-driven updates matter.
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.
Wraps the pi coding agent in an IDE with an editor, terminals, and Git workspaces. Persistent project specs preserve intent across sessions, while isolated branches let agents work in parallel without dirtying your main checkout.
Provides verified, model-attested end-to-end agent coding and debugging trajectories (JSONL). Each whole-session trace was produced by moonshotai/kimi-k3 on the pi/openrouter runtime, passed acceptance tests and independent model screening — useful for SFT, distillation, and analyzing tool-use behavior.
10,005 single-turn prompts and metadata derived from Ox Alpha chat traces, labeled by category, subcategory, and difficulty. Built for response-teacher generation and distillation workflows, with topic and difficulty distributions to aid dataset curation.