Domain Apps

VulnClaw exists so that a single natural-language sentence can trigger the entire reconnaissance-to-report pipeline without manually orchestrating a dozen separate tools.

This fork rebuilds a popular multi-agent trading framework for the A-share market, replacing Yahoo Finance with free local data feeds and adding analysts who track policy shifts, hot-money flows, and lockup expirations instead of just fundamentals.

Open Science is a local, model-agnostic desktop app that lets AI agents run code, query scientific databases, and leave behind a reproducible trail of artifacts instead of just chat transcripts.

It gives AI agents a structured toolkit to generate CAD geometry, describe robots, and hand off files for fabrication and simulation.

OfficeDex exists because copying AI output into Word and reformatting it is still too much manual labor.

Cairn searches unknown state spaces with no predefined agent roles, using only a shared blackboard of facts and intents—proven by clearing 54 of 54 hackathon targets on its first live run.

It chains a dozen LLM agents into a visual workflow so your on-call engineer only has to tap 'approve' instead of SSHing in at 3 AM.

An open-source desktop alternative to Claude Science that runs the full research loop—exploration, experiments, papers, and provenance—without leaving your local folders by default.

Vocalinux is a fully offline, GPLv3 voice dictation app that pipes transcribed text into any Linux application on X11 or Wayland.

It bridges Claude Code to your local TradingView Desktop app through the Chrome DevTools Protocol, letting an AI read charts, edit Pine Script, and navigate timeframes without touching TradingView's servers.

AiSOC is an open-source, self-hostable AI SOC that logs every LLM prompt and tool call so you can replay investigations instead of trusting a black box.

Pits PatchTST, TFT, and N-HiTS against CatBoost to help energy markets pick a forecasting model.

Flawless treats AI as an SRE planner, not a root user, wiring alerts, evidence, human approval, and verified recovery into one auditable loop.

Xime is a deliberately minimal, Rime-based Android input method that serves as its author's personal testbed for on-device AI experiments in predictive text and speech recognition.

Because your coding assistant shouldn't need a securities API cheat sheet to analyze A-shares.

An open-source ops agent that auto-investigates alerts, correlates metrics/logs/topology, and reports root cause back to Slack or Telegram—without opening inbound ports.

This PowerShell-heavy repo turns Claude Code and friends into a guided missile for APK analysis, CTFs, and binary diffing—if you can survive the bootstrap ritual.

DojoAgents autonomously reasons across global markets and your holdings to diagnose portfolio risk, track sectors, and suggest rebalancing—all from a simple screenshot upload.

It exists because most AI bidding tools charge enterprise rates that small-company staff can't afford, while the free alternatives are reportedly unusable.

To wire up public A-share, US, and HK market data into a single local dashboard and let your own AI analyze it without pretending to pick winners.