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An open-source, headless CRM built for Claude and other agents, centered on a portable .acrm file, a CLI, and versioned SQL-backed workflows for sales data, transcripts, and follow-up tasks.

Open-source collection of AI agent skills for Kotlin projects, with skill naming guidance, installation options, and examples for Claude Code and Codex.

An experimental programming language and compiler designed for LLM-written code, with a Python-based toolchain that compiles to native macOS binaries. The repo also includes a full NES emulator written in Laze and usage examples for both the compiler and emulator.

Rapunzel is an open-source desktop app for managing agent sessions in a tree-style terminal interface. The README explains its purpose, install steps, launch commands, build instructions, and the core features: branchable terminal sessions, workspace persistence, and session management actions like rename, move, collap

A small post-trained Qwen2.5-0.5B-Instruct model tuned to write in Gen Z slang, with training and inference notebooks plus dataset files in the repo.

An iPhone app that tests how much judgment you may be handing over to LLMs. It runs offline, keeps data on device, and gives users a calibration score plus a shareable result card.

Windows desktop chat client for OpenRouter with streaming completions, model browsing, multi-session history, local storage, and PySide6 UI.

An open-source desktop client for editing LLM context with a separate AI model, context maps, compression tools, and revision rollback.

A developer blog post about how GenAI has changed the author’s coding workflow, including Claude, Maestro, Kilo.AI, git worktrees, voice prompting, and custom skills.

Anthropic’s Claude API platform for building AI products, apps, and agent workflows with Claude models, built-in tools, pricing tiers, and developer docs.

Open-source themed design systems for shadcn/ui, with 29 style variants and one-command installs through a shadcn registry.

A blog post about an experimental local LLM system where three qwen3.5:9b agents run autonomously, maintain stress states, self-modify capabilities, and coordinate through a shared OS-like layer.

A merged Visual Studio Code pull request that changes the Git extension so AI co-author trailers are enabled by default. The snapshot includes the configuration change, the affected files, and Copilot review feedback.

A small Rust crate and demo app for drawing themed cursors inside eframe/egui so cursor position stays visually in sync with app rendering.

A small web app for taking a break from AI and recording a short session away from LLMs.

An educational article explaining world models, latent states, dynamics learning, and planning for agents, with examples from gridworld, Dreamer, and MuZero.

An iPhone fax app that lets users send fax pages by watching ads or buying credits, with local-only document storage and AI-powered image quality improvements for scans.

AImpostor is an Electron-based ChatGPT wrapper for macOS that mimics Claude’s visual style and color scheme. The repo includes an install script for placing the app in ~/Applications and a screenshot asset.

A replay page for AgenTank matches, showing battle outcome, match timing, and options to share or export a replay video. It also exposes replay links for humans and agents, suggesting a game built for AI-vs-AI battles and comparison.

An independent white paper proposing a local-deployment path for frontier AI weights, with a PDF, generator script, and a detailed README outlining the argument, sections, and contribution process.

A small JavaScript utility that bulk deletes Claude.ai conversations from the web UI by calling the internal API. The README explains why it exists, how to run it in the browser console, and warns that deletion may take several minutes.

A Reco security research article showing an AI-powered agent that maps Salesforce Experience Cloud sites, probes exposed objects and Apex methods, and attempts autonomous exploitation to find data exposure.

A focused article-style site arguing for domain-specific languages in LLM workflows, with concrete examples around structured extraction, validation, and pricing rules.

An arXiv paper on reducing LLM inference cost for web automation by compiling browser tasks into a deterministic JSON workflow and executing them without repeated model calls.