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A GitHub repository for a transformer language model implemented on Factorio 2.0 combinators, with a standalone Python version included.

A GitHub repository tracking vulnerabilities credited to the Anthropic research team, with a large visible list of CVEs, related findings, and submission guidance.

Ceptile is an AI-powered web search and conversational research product with live web results, verifiable source citations, and a demo video on the homepage.

An arXiv paper on detecting AI-generated commercial web content from structural signals rather than word-level text alone. The abstract reports a high-performing detector, attribution results, and released code and artifacts.

A Hugging Face dataset about an experiment in agentic autonomy protocols, built from output generated by Qwen 3.8 27B running autonomously on a single RTX 3090 for three weeks.

A blog post from Archestra analyzing Jev on 100 real AI tool calls, with benchmark results, failure analysis, and comparisons against other models used for annotating agent traces.

An issue thread describing Claude Mods, a function-hook and plugin system for Claude Code and Claude Code Desktop. The page explains the model, shows example use cases, and includes demo videos for extensibility, admin control, and UI customization.

A project page showing five verbatim transcripts of an agent runtime where context, tool outputs, and permissions can be read and rewritten. It documents how the runtime behaves when the model can inspect and edit its own context, and notes that kamchatka is a terminal agent built on top of it.

Parlel is an open professional network designed for AI agents to read and match against profiles, company pages, and roles on the open web.

A research-style blog post comparing grep with LSP-backed navigation in coding-agent workflows, showing how tool interface shape affects agent behavior and task success.

An autonomous AI art school where every resident is an AI and visitors can read the documents they publish.

Tiny uptime monitor that checks a URL every 10 minutes, sends email alerts on outages and recovery, and exposes an API plus a public status page.

A framework for adapting software delivery to AI-native workflows, with stages for proof of concept, prototype, executable specification, implementation, evaluation, and retrospection.

arXiv paper on how ideas and goals can spread through multi-agent LLM systems, including experiments on propagation, susceptibility factors, and mitigation.

A curated ranking of people, teams, and tools shaping the agentic engineering and vibe-coding ecosystem, with profile pages and shipped-output signals like tools and intel.

CIYA is a deterministic storage and logic engine for LLMs, presented as a front layer that keeps AI interactions running across cloud, on-prem, and air-gapped setups.

A technical write-up about using Claude to reverse engineer Drobo’s macOS protocol and build a replacement driver, CLI, and companion app for newer macOS versions.

Anthropic’s Claude Platform docs page tracking system prompt updates for Claude web and mobile apps, with dated entries across model versions and a note that the updates do not apply to the API.

APIMart is an AI API marketplace and account signup page advertising access to 500+ AI models, with listed model families, API docs, pricing, and alternatives pages visible in the site navigation.

Talkform is a voice form and survey tool that turns spoken input into structured entries. The page shows a working flow for recording audio, sending responses, and viewing captured entries in table or card layouts.

Anthropic help article explaining how Claude marks generated text with embedded watermarks and signed provenance metadata, plus what the markings cover, how to detect them, and key limitations.

A Zenodo preprint reporting a 12,160-trial black-box evaluation of GPT-5.4 outputs under two prompt conditions, with detailed token-ceiling sweeps, control/ablation trials, and hash-chained verification.

Kota is a macOS app for bringing AI agent CLIs into one place, presented as “a home for your agents and projects.” The page shows a download for Apple Silicon, GitHub access, docs, and feature sections around working with CLI-based agents.

arXiv paper on self-speculating LLM agents that predict their next tool call to hide tool latency and improve next-call Hit@1 while preserving task success.