agents

Taurus is a multi-agent AI orchestration platform for building hierarchical agent teams with persistent memory, isolated containers, schedules, and a REST API.

Self-hosted multi-tenant AI agent platform built on Claude Code and Codex, with a dashboard, sandboxed execution, shared/personal workspaces, scheduling, webhooks, and support for API keys and local models.

Open-source control plane for managing Codex agents across machines, with a browser dashboard, event-driven task routing, and local setup instructions.

Dream Server is an open-source stack that turns a PC, Mac, or Linux machine into a private AI server with local model inference, chat UI, voice, agents, workflows, RAG, and image generation. The page shows setup instructions, platform support, release notes, and a clear positioning for self-hosted use.

Zero is an experimental programming language for agents, with a compiler, standard library, docs, examples, and CLI commands for checking, running, building, and inspecting programs.

A desktop and web app with 51 interactive labs that teaches how modern AI works through hands-on exercises, lessons in plain or technical language, and optional local or cloud AI guidance.

Recurse is a serverless harness for building specialist agents and deploying them as tools, MCPs, or bots. The page shows a concrete manifest-based workflow, validation of inputs and outputs, and examples for tasks like level design and RNA sequence design.

A Swift package for running JavaScript LLM agents inside a Swift app using the XS engine, with snapshot/restore support, resident agents, and confined tool access.

Rust building blocks for frontier OpenAI agents, with a CLI, SDK, and examples for agent sessions, event streaming, and voice-driven workflows.

AgentCouch is an MCP-based messaging layer that lets AI agents chat directly in shared rooms, hand off context, and keep replayable transcripts. The page includes install steps for Claude, Codex, Cursor, OpenClaw, and generic MCP clients, plus examples and a sample agent conversation.

A web utility for creating end-to-end encrypted share links for single-file HTML generated by agents. It stores ciphertext for seven days and lets browsers decrypt and render the page from the URL fragment in a sandbox.

Open-source, self-hosted CLI and platform for tracking how ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity, and local LLMs cite a site, with dashboards, API endpoints, MCP support, and reporting workflows.

An open-source TypeScript framework for building reactive AI agents around a shared agentic environment. The README explains the event model, participant types, and basic installation and usage.

Open-source, self-hosted platform for running managed AI agents like Claude Code, Codex, Hermes, DeepSeek Harness, and Pi on infrastructure you control.

A public guide to principles for building reliable LLM applications and production-ready agents. The page lays out 12 factors, with discussion of tool calls, context windows, control flow, human handoff, and state handling.

A benchmark writeup comparing GraphQL-over-MCP and REST-over-MCP setups, showing lower token use and inference cost for GraphQL in agentic tasks.

A terminal CLI that watches a Git repository and streams edits as they happen, making it easier to monitor what coding agents or editors are changing in real time.

OpenAI’s documentation for its Agents API, covering how to build and run cloud agents with the OpenAI platform. The page surfaces core concepts, quickstart material, SDKs, webhooks, tracing, tools, and related agent-building resources.

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.

Open-source multiplayer design canvas where humans and AI agents design together in real time, with built-in MCP support and self-hosting options.

Macro is an open-source team workspace that combines email, chat, docs, tasks, agents, calls, and CRM in one linked system with shared AI memory.

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.

A CLI tool that keeps Claude Code and Codex configs in sync, with drift detection, backup-on-write, and a visual board for comparing host-side agents, skills, hooks, and MCP servers.

Google’s announcement for new Gemini models focused on agentic workflows, coding, multimodal work, and cybersecurity use cases. The page includes performance claims, pricing, safety notes, and example applications.