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An open-source desktop app that watches your screenshot folders and uses an AI model to rename screenshots with meaningful filenames.

A governance framework for multi-agent AI systems, with agent lifecycle controls, memory, runtime hooks, and quick-start scaffolding for governed projects.

A vision-language foundation model for autonomous driving that combines 3D perception, driving VQA, and motion planning in one framework. The repo shows performance tables, model structure, and links to the paper, blog, and model downloads.

A playable Three.js office for local Herdr agents, with live terminals, coffee breaks, and a shotgun. It includes run instructions, configuration flags, controls, and notes on live vs demo mode.

Rubato is a retro-Mac desk companion that mirrors AI coding session state and turns long waits into gentle break reminders. The repo includes firmware, plugin support, hardware details, and a clear explanation of how the device works.

OpenSpender is a self-custodial wallet for agent-to-agent payments. The page shows a command-line connect flow, explains allowance-based spending rules, and includes an example of one agent paying another through MCP-compatible tools.

A self-hostable MCP endpoint that centralizes accounts, memory, skills, secrets, and access controls for AI agents. It supports multiple providers, profile-based permissions, audit logs, and deployment on your own machine or cloud.

Open-source loop engine that schedules AI agents on repeat runs, with REST and MCP access, isolated workbenches, and local self-hosted execution.

An open-source collection of Claude Code skills, agents, and plugins for improving agent output quality across tools like Cursor, Gemini CLI, OpenCode, and Antigravity.

GitHub’s research preview on multi-model orchestration for coding tasks. The page describes adaptive workflow selection and includes benchmark comparisons against the Opus 5 baseline with estimated cost reduction claims.

A Lean 4 repository containing a machine-checked proof of Fermat’s Last Theorem, with build verification details and browsable HTML documentation for the proof structure.

Chrome extension that scans public websites for signs of fake AI-generated stores, invented customers, suspicious reviews, and weak business evidence.

A rented Linux box for AI agents to use real apps like Slack, Telegram, Discord, and the web through a private encrypted tunnel, with consent gating for outbound actions.

Loopback MITM proxy for Claude Code on Amazon Bedrock that can sniff, hold, edit, forward, or drop requests. The repo includes prerequisites, a quick start, flags, cost notes, and behavior limits.

A local CLI that records a codebase’s behavior and gates AI-driven refactors against a frozen baseline. It runs declared probes, compares outputs byte-for-byte, and returns a simple pass/fail signal for agent workflows.

Post-mortem for an AI-assisted port of F-Zero X to the New Nintendo 3DS, including the build stack, hardware performance results, timeline, and agent workflow used to get the game running at native 60 Hz.

Uno is a research repository for speeding up LLM inference with discrete diffusion and lossless multi-token decoding. The repo includes inference, training, and evaluation code, plus installation steps, checkpoints, and example workflows.

Browser-based cross stitch pattern maker that turns photos or text prompts into DMC-matched stitch charts, PDF patterns, and skein lists.

Radia is an agent coordination layer for independently deployed agents, with immutable records, lease-based claims, permissions, and provenance tracking for who acted and what produced each result.

A no_std Rust memory engine for on-device LLM agents that uses provenance-aware recall to keep a model’s own output from becoming evidence.

An open-source CLI that turns ebooks into token-counted Markdown chapters, serves them over MCP, and verifies quotes against the source text offline.

A Claude Code plugin that adds persistent semantic memory via MCP, with support for Cursor and Claude Code setup, plus exposed write/search tools.

Openvurp is a local-first multi-agent workspace where agents have jobs, tools, memory, and can consult each other instead of answering in isolation. The repo shows browser, CLI, and Docker setup, plus concrete workflows for running commands, writing files, and using multiple channels.

AntiAgent is a human-in-the-loop planning tool that uses AI to ask sharp questions, surface priorities, and turn messy thoughts into a step-by-step execution plan.