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A Claude Code / Codex skill that automates the entire film pipeline, using Remotion to turn research and narration into deterministic 720p motion graphics with TTS voiceover.

It stores AI agent memory as plain Markdown inside your repository, replacing expensive vector databases with sub-300-microsecond local search and cutting token bloat by 80%.

It borrows the sign-ins you already have to turn scattered AI usage limits into a persistent screen-edge dashboard.

Most short-video SaaS tools watermark your work and charge rent; this local Python pipeline offers a watermark-free OpusClip alternative for creators with existing long-form content.

A local-first system that treats your authorized WeChat database as a read-only intelligence source, generating daily briefings and opportunity tracking through natural-language Codex skills.

NiubiGEO audits how LLMs describe your product and which competitors they recommend, saving every raw answer and citation as inspectable evidence.

A ground-up reimplementation of NVIDIA's neural rendering runtime that lets RDNA 3 and 4 cards run DLSS 5 in FSR-enabled DirectX 12 games.

unlazy forces AI agents to prove their work through runnable acceptance gates instead of trusting their own exit reports.

Brigade is a self-hosted, terminal-first runtime that coordinates persistent AI agents through an org chart and shared long-term memory.

It’s the public lobby for a proprietary AI workbench, collecting vision docs and ecosystem partnerships while keeping the runtime behind closed doors.

Most browser agents chat at you; this one returns editable spreadsheets, slides, and sites you can actually use.

agent-memory persists what an agent learns across sessions as plain Markdown files with local ranked retrieval, so Claude Code, Codex, and any shell-capable host can share one store without API keys.

It wraps DeepSeek Harness in a hardened Electron shell so you can run a local-first AI agent without managing CLI child processes or loopback ports.

It stops long-running agents from drifting by forcing them to verify progress through independent roles before every new round.

SAGE scores whether an A2A agent should keep a task, recruit complementary teammates, or hand it off entirely—then updates its beliefs from execution evidence.

It exists so you can give AI agents real browsers and tools without giving them the run of the house.

Reef is infrastructure that closes the loop between serving agent traffic, collecting feedback, and shipping updated weights or harnesses without downtime.

A self-hosted 'fashion' platform whose repository name, topics, and sponsor link suggest it is marketing something far less SFW than wardrobe recommendations.

Because writing LinkedIn content that sounds human is tedious, this repo packages 11 prompt-engineered skills that let your AI agent draft, audit, and humanize posts—then wait for your approval before publishing.

It wraps DeepSeek Harness in a Tauri shell so you can skip the Node.js, pnpm, and Docker chores entirely.