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.
OfficeDex exists because copying AI output into Word and reformatting it is still too much manual labor.
DeepZero automates the tedium of driver vulnerability research by orchestrating decompilation, filtering, and LLM analysis in resumable YAML pipelines.
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.
VulnClaw exists so that a single natural-language sentence can trigger the entire reconnaissance-to-report pipeline without manually orchestrating a dozen separate tools.
Built to automate security assessments and bug bounty recon without shipping target data to cloud LLMs or burning API credits.
Turns plain-language questions into SQL, charts, and boardroom slides for users who'd rather chat than code.
QuantMind turns the daily deluge of quantitative finance papers into a structured, queryable knowledge base so researchers can ask questions instead of reading PDFs.
It turns an AI agent into a classical Chinese medicine diagnostician by feeding it 2,452 pages of a late master’s distilled lecture notes.
Pentest Copilot hands your Kali attack box to an AI agent so you can focus on exploitation rather than terminal babysitting.
Because your coding assistant shouldn't need a securities API cheat sheet to analyze A-shares.
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.
An experimental skill set that ports Anthropic’s legal-AI framework to German law practice, bundling 25,000 prompts, 229 plugins, and a small library of compliance warnings.
It maps the sprawling landscape of AI tools that promise to automate every stage of modern research, from literature review to slide deck.
TripStar turns Chinese social-media travel posts into structured itineraries via multi-agent LLM pipelines.
nao gives data teams a framework to build, version, and unit-test a self-hosted analytics chatbot before business users ever ask it a question.
Octoday Hub is a living Chinese-language index that stitches together 319 papers, 151 tools, 274 companies, and 538 job postings so researchers can stop drowning in browser tabs.
It lets filmmakers systematically dissect narrative shot-by-shot using their own AI, without ever uploading a frame to a server.
The Autoware Foundation wants to ship production-grade ADAS code you can actually audit, train, and modify.
DeepAnalyze tries to automate the full data pipeline—cleaning, analysis, visualization, and report generation—without human hand-holding.
heatdrop uses Google Analytics to see which pages get read — nothing else. Your call. How we handle data.
