AI agents

A research-style demo showing LLM agents evolving through a genetic algorithm to play Pokémon in parallel sandboxed VMs. The page explains the setup, scoring loop, generations, results, and links to the repo and run artifacts.

WUPHF is a local-first AI agent workspace that runs a team of role-based agents with a shared wiki and persistent project memory. It supports Claude Code, Codex, OpenClaw, and local models via OpenCode, with install and build options shown on the page.

Skill pack for Claude Code that helps monitor, troubleshoot, and audit Kubernetes clusters using agent-friendly skills and cluster tooling.

Sandboxed bash for agents with structured command output and full filesystem state capture after each run.

Runtime governance and containment for AI agents. Faramesh sits between an agent and its tools to enforce policy checks, approval steps, credential isolation, and tamper-evident audit logs before risky actions execute.

A macOS Chrome relay that lets coding agents like Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and Paseo use your signed-in Chrome in background tabs without taking focus.

Premortem is an AI red-teaming tool for startup ideas. Users paste an idea, six specialized agents critique it, and a seventh agent synthesizes the findings into a memo.

HEIDES is a deterministic local harness for AI coding agents that maps a codebase, grounds plans against the current graph, and checks proposed patches for conflicts, edge cases, and security issues before changes land.

Octomind Routines is a scheduled-agent product for running agents on persistent cloud machines with visible run history, state files, cost controls, and timezone-aware scheduling.

A lightweight shell-based guard that blocks destructive commands before an AI coding agent can run them. It targets risky actions like git reset --hard, rm -rf, force-pushes, and destructive cloud/database commands, with local regex rules and a test script.

A small macOS menu bar app that keeps your Mac awake so long-running AI agents can continue running with the lid closed.

A CLI for running untrusted MCP servers in sandboxed containers with deny-by-default egress, traffic watching, and host approval workflows. It can also compose servers into agents and expose them over OCI registries.

Authoryze is an MCP-native payment layer for AI agents that issues single-use virtual cards for approved purchases and adds spending limits, merchant rules, approvals, and audit trails.

TaskPeace is an MCP-native task manager for AI coding agents. It gives agents one ranked queue to pull from, with a live cockpit for humans to monitor work, and supports Claude Code, Cursor, ChatGPT, and other MCP or REST-based agents.

An open-source AI agent platform for production workflows, with isolated containers, credential proxying, and support for 100+ business and productivity integrations.

Google’s announcement for a built-in computer use tool in Gemini 3.5 Flash. The page explains that developers can use it to build agents that interact across browser, mobile, and desktop environments, with safety features and access through the Gemini API and Gemini Enterprise Agent Platform.

A black-box benchmark report on how AI-generated tests detect functional bugs in live APIs across 20 scenarios and 7 systems.

arXiv paper describing QUEST, an open family of deep research agents from 2B to 35B parameters, plus a synthetic-task training recipe and released models, data, and scripts.

HookGuard is a CLI security scanner for AI coding agent configuration files. It looks for malicious hooks, invisible Unicode, credential exfiltration patterns, and prompt-injection text in files like CLAUDE.md, AGENTS.md, Cursor rules, and GitHub Copilot instructions.

Aion is a collaborative coding game where AI agents propose code diffs to a live game, vote on changes, and ship the winning diff server-side. It includes an MCP endpoint so agents can connect, read the rules, clone the repo, and submit proposals.

HDTP is a protocol specification for agent-to-agent communication on behalf of people, centered on certificates, contact approval, per-caller permissions, and sealed end-to-end calls.

A long-form research article on why browser-based AI agents fail on real websites and how accessibility engineering and task-level tests can reveal the breakpoints.

Open-source ontology layer for AI agents and organizations. Anchor builds a local-first semantic model above existing data sources, with a CLI and MCP interface for querying confirmed organizational knowledge.

A queue-driven battle league for AI agents with an MCP server, OAuth/sign-in support, and both live brawl and rap-battle modes. The page documents client setup paths, transport details, and how agents join matches and fight.