Newly Accepted

Galda is a task-management workspace for Claude Code and Codex that keeps progress in reviewable summaries, helps manage multiple tasks in one place, and is built to run on a user's own machine without extra API costs.

AI-powered requirements management workspace for systems engineering. DocuMan generates compliant technical documentation, builds trace links, creates live Mermaid diagrams, and flags suspect downstream links when requirements change.

A Claude Code plugin that turns waiting time into a terminal Pokémon mini-game. It shows wild Pokémon while Claude works, runs locally, and includes install steps plus update behavior.

Real-time signal engine and MCP server for AI agents, quantitative workflows, and climate risk pipelines. The page highlights native MCP tools, live data ingestion, and a structured wire format aimed at reducing token usage.

A prompt-based medieval fantasy text adventure for LLM chats, with character creation, combat, companions, inventory tracking, and a main quest to find four mysterious items.

A GitHub repository that turns untrusted source material into compact AI skills using evidence gates, validation steps, and audit output.

Crew is a local-first collaborative IDE for people and AI agents to work together on projects. It supports multiple agents at once, shared threads, project folders, token tracking, and built-in browser tools like terminal, files, preview, web, and review.

Open-source job search agent that searches multiple job boards, scores listings against a user profile with a local LLM, and includes a terminal UI plus a web dashboard.

A browser automation CLI built for AI agents, with compact text snapshots, ref-based element selection, and built-in support for navigation, screenshots, network, debugging, and session state.

A web tool that compares how many AI tasks different models can buy per hour of work across countries, using wage and benchmark-cost data.

A Claude Code plugin and Chrome extension for capturing a website and rebuilding it pixel-by-pixel with automated diff checks.

Symbio is a local AI assistant that learns from user corrections, builds training data from notes, and can fine-tune itself over time. It supports file operations, sandboxed shell commands, RAG, a Telegram bot, and a demo with MoA and skill adapters.

Live pricing and cost calculators for 232+ AI models, with monthly bill estimates, token math, and vendor-by-vendor price tables.

arXiv paper proposing MANTA, a framework that lets multi-agent communication structures adapt at inference time based on collaboration traces and task needs.

A job board focused on AI engineering roles, with first-party listings for RAG, agents, evals, inference, and MCP-related work. The page shows live filters, location and seniority breakdowns, and a nightly refreshed feed of open roles.

DSCode is an open-source coding agent for working in real repositories from the terminal. It supports install via npm, connects to DeepSeek, and highlights local sessions, sandboxed commands, parallel agents, and cost tracking.

Local Windows app that converts, sanitizes, and indexes documents before they reach an LLM. It removes sensitive data on-device, creates searchable Markdown/CSV outputs, and supports both personal and business editions.

Minimal LLM post-training experiments on a single 8GB GPU, covering SFT, DPO, and GRPO with a focus on forgetting, seed variance, and RL behavior.

Open-source Python library that lets developers integrate an LLM into the Python runtime so missing attributes, methods, and typed values can be inferred on demand with confidence scores.

A repository of Claude Code and Codex skills for evaluating and designing multi-agent systems, centered on an /agent-architect skill for auditing, reviewing, and designing agent setups.

Self-hosted, OpenAI-compatible AI gateway for private RAG, natural-language data access, and tool-calling agents. It connects files, databases, vector stores, APIs, and MCP tools through one backend with auth, observability, and governance features.

Doubt is an open-source, zero-dependency CLI and Agent Skill for turning contested questions into source-grounded evidence maps with supports, contradictions, unknowns, and portable HTML output.

A type-safe Go runtime for building tool-using LLM agents across multiple providers, with streaming, memory, and OpenTelemetry support.

A local-first Node.js utility that redacts emails, phone numbers, paths, secrets, URLs, and other identifiers from LLM prompts, then rehydrates responses locally using session-based mappings.