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A review of tick-stock-panel, an open-source quant analysis platform with Polars and DuckDB that runs locally in Docker. Includes backtesting, factor mining, and LLM integration.
Browser Harness connects LLMs directly to your real Chrome browser via CDP, letting agents write missing helper functions on the fly for web automation tasks.
An open-source self-hosted terminal for stock screening, backtesting, and monitoring. Built with Polars, DuckDB, and FastAPI.
Neural networks usually produce messy slides. Dashi-ppt-skill takes a different approach: it generates interactive HTML with a visual editor, then exports to PPTX.
Apache Maka brings event sourcing to AI agents, recording every action to an append-only SQLite log for full auditability and reproducibility.
Zero is a Go-based terminal AI coding agent that runs locally with your choice of models—no vendor lock-in, strict sandboxing, and full session control.
Modern social media recommendation algorithms stopped working for users. OpenBiliClaw is a local AI agent that gathers interests from multiple platforms, builds a psychological profile, and searches for content independently.
Shanghai AI Lab built a framework that extracts a person's expertise from code, comments, and work chats, then packages it as a reusable AI agent skill.
How Memora gives Claude Code assistants long-term memory and a knowledge graph through MCP, turning scattered notes into a structured knowledge base.
Tired of manually switching between AI models to review code? Meet Mysti, a VS Code extension that orchestrates multiple CLI assistants to work together, debate architecture, and catch bugs as a team.
Skales is a local AI agent for desktop and mobile that runs autonomously on your system, reads files, manages your browser, and executes task chains without constant oversight.
Omnigent is an open-source Python meta-framework that orchestrates multiple AI coding agents under one roof with unified interfaces and security policies.
holaOS combines multiple AI agents in one desktop environment with shared context, local memory, and interactive panels for seamless workflow.
OpenDroid is an open-source autonomous AI agent for Android that turns your smartphone into an LLM execution environment with 12 AI provider support and 60+ ready actions.
A practical guide to integrating CLI tools with AI agents for automated movie review video generation, featuring ready templates and voice options.
Kun combines code, text, design, and automation in one local AI workspace with a shared runtime for TUI and GUI, five specialized workspaces, and flexible model support.
OCTO is an open work environment where AI agents sit in chats alongside people as full-fledged digital employees. We break down the octo-web repository.
Command Code learns your coding preferences on the fly—no more endless prompt tweaking. Here's how it works and whether it's worth trying.
InkOS uses a hybrid three-level memory system with structured JSON, SQLite, and Markdown projections to maintain narrative consistency across hundreds of chapters.
A practical guide to building AI agents that actually work. The ai-agent-book repository by Bojie Li covers everything from context engineering to self-evolution without fine-tuning.
wigolo turns your computer into a local web intelligence hub for AI agents. No API keys, no subscriptions, no data sent to third parties. Here's what it can do.
nanobot is an open-source AI agent engine that runs locally, supports Telegram/Discord integration, MCP tools, and long-term memory without sending data to the cloud.