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AI agent skill collection

A repository of modular agent skills designed for practical software engineering tasks. It provides composable tools that work with any model to support real application development without rigid process frameworks.

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Cybersecurity skills router for AI agents

This repository is a cybersecurity skills routing package that helps AI agents navigate tasks like reverse engineering, penetration testing, and binary analysis. It solves the problem of guiding AI coding clients to the correct tools and knowledge bases when encountering security challenges.

#1 on the weekly list · #16 on the monthly list ▲3

Beginner artificial intelligence educational curriculum

This repository provides a beginner-friendly curriculum for learning artificial intelligence, covering practical lessons, quizzes, labs, ethics, and tools like TensorFlow and PyTorch. It helps newcomers easily access structured educational resources with multi-language support.

#2 on the weekly list · #11 on the monthly list ▲4

Memory hub for AI agents

This repository provides a team-level memory hub for AI agents that transforms conversations, documents, and code into reusable memory assets. It enables these assets to be governed, shared, and deployed across different agents and frameworks to facilitate collaborative AI workflows.

#3 on the weekly list

Unified artificial intelligence API gateway

OmniRoute is a unified artificial intelligence gateway that aggregates free tiers and models from various providers into a unified endpoint. It solves the complexity of managing various SDKs and rate limits by offering quota-aware auto-fallback, token compression, and a live dashboard.

#2 on the monthly list

Open-source AI Agent textbook repository

This repository contains the complete text, multi-language translations, and companion code for a book on AI Agent design principles and engineering practices. It helps developers learn how to build AI Agents by providing both theoretical explanations and hands-on practical experiments.

Self-hosted human-agent workspace

Buzz is a self-hostable communication platform that enables humans and AI agents to collaborate in shared rooms. It provides a sovereign relay infrastructure for building a hive mind workspace where users and agents interact together.

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Memory efficient LLM inference library

This library dramatically reduces memory usage during large language model inference, allowing massive models to run on consumer-grade hardware without quantization, distillation, or pruning. It achieves this by streaming model components, such as individual experts in sparse mixture-of-experts models, instead of loading entire layers.

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AI agent orchestration development environment

Orca is an agent development environment and orchestrator designed to run and manage multiple parallel coding agents simultaneously in isolated worktrees. It allows developers to monitor and steer these agents from desktop, mobile, and virtual private server environments.

#3 on the monthly list

AI agent web access CLI

A command-line tool that enables AI agents to read and search content from major social media and video platforms without incurring API costs. It provides a unified interface for accessing data from sites like Twitter, Reddit, and YouTube.