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Local research agent — one command, a cited answer with its trust signals: source-authority mix, lexical citation verification, confidence, cost. CLI + MCP server. Runs on your own LLM router; nightly public report card. Zero hosted dependencies.

The knowledge compiler. Raw sources in, interlinked wiki out. Inspired by Karpathy's LLM Wiki pattern.

The easiest way to use Ollama in .NET

A command-line interface for Garmin Connect - activities, health, workouts, devices, and more - with JSON output, secure credential storage, and a bundled agent skill for AI assistants like Claude Code, Codex, Hermes, and OpenClaw.

AI agent configuration security auditor - find misconfigurations in Claude Code, Cursor, and other AI tools

A policy enforcement runtime for AI agents

Build AI-powered security tools. 50+ hands-on labs covering ML, LLMs, RAG, threat detection, DFIR, and red teaming. Includes Colab notebooks, Docker environment, and CTF challenges.

AI-writing humanizer for KO/EN/ZH/JA

ChatCLI is a command-line application that utilizes LLMs—such as those from Anthropic, OpenAI, and others—to facilitate interactive conversations within the terminal. At its core, it features a specialized agent and tools that provide unique expertise.

CLI proxy that reduces LLM token usage by 60-90%. Declarative YAML filters for Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot, Gemini. rtk alternative in Go.

React component library for PDF viewing and highlights

lightweight system-level observability for AI Agents

Desktop Companion for Hermes Agent

Fast, open agent harness for the terminal. One ~12 MB Go binary — bring any model and extensions into a single inspectable loop that learns as you work.

Composable, CI-native release tooling: semantic versioning from Conventional Commits, changelogs/notes, and publishing to npm, crates.io & pub.dev — registry-agnostic, more ecosystems on the way.

Juggernaut is a one-command setup tool that configures Claude Code to use AWS Bedrock, with cross-platform support (bash/zsh/fish/PowerShell), dry-run mode, and validation scripts.

Slack for your AI agent — session tokens, not OAuth. No app to register, no admin approval. Works with any MCP client. 21 tools.

An MCP server that lets Claude Code and other AI agents work through large PDFs without overflowing their context — search by meaning or keyword, read only the pages that matter, and cleanly pull out tables, images, and scanned text, even from multi-column and Japanese layouts.

97% token reduction for AI coding sessions — zero deps, 33 languages, MCP server

Millisecond microVM sandbox forking for AI agents on Kubernetes. Firecracker VMs that restore from memory snapshots in milliseconds, fork a running VM into N copies, and persist durable, versioned workspaces. Self-hostable, declarative CRDs.

React Native binding of llama.cpp

One CLI to orchestrate them all. Manage a team of AI agents executing tasks in parallel from your terminal using a command line interface to manage them all. Manage a team of artificial intelligence agents who perform tasks in parallel from your terminal or offline on a local or server

A unified interface for working with LLMs in Laravel

A NestJS module to effortlessly create Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers for exposing AI tools, resources, and prompts.

Next-gen AI memory layer with importance scoring, temporal decay, hierarchical memory, and YMYL prioritization

AI-powered SRE platform — read-only infrastructure diagnostics with deep investigation, security governance, and team collaboration

AI agent governance for teams. Runtime firewalls tell you what happened; Conduct Guard controls what can happen — signed policy, verified chain, fail-closed by default. Ships with Router (LLM proxy), 20+ compliance packs, canvas UI, and a playbook engine.

Your Automation Powerhouse

Integration bundle for Symfony AI components

Free, open-source MCP server giving AI assistants 17 weather tools — a one-call weather summary plus forecasts, alerts, air quality, marine, radar, lightning, rivers, wildfires, and historical data back to 1940. Ask by city name or coordinates. Built on free public APIs (NOAA, Open-Meteo). No API keys, no signup.