Accelerating heavyweights

A 125-billion-parameter model that normally needs a server, packed onto one gaming PC — NVIDIA card plus RAM plus SSD — writing answers faster than you can read.

Composable prompt recipes that force coding agents to align, test, and architect instead of blindly generating code.

Because editing a dozen config files just to try a new model is a waste of keystrokes.

Moli is a standalone Rust headless browser that avoids continuous rendering by computing layout and paint only when an operation explicitly demands geometry or pixels.

A ruleset that treats every line of generated code as an admission of defeat.

Laya exists to give multilingual documents a fast, deterministic decision layer without the latency and parsing drama of autoregressive models.

OmniRoute keeps your coding agents online by automatically failing over across 177 AI providers—including free tiers—when quotas run dry.

RocketRide exists because wiring LLM workflows shouldn't require leaving your IDE or surrendering your data to a cloud dashboard.

A Claude Code framework that automates job hunting with fit scoring, LaTeX document tailoring, and a two-agent review loop.

The gap between 'it works' and 'anyone knows it works' is usually a launch video nobody wants to make — so this agent skill makes it for you.

Graphify builds a queryable knowledge graph from your whole project so AI assistants can answer architecture questions without grepping raw files.

It is an open-source agent harness that treats every component as a plugin, built on an academic framework called Cordis.

Hallmark is a design skill that stops Claude, Cursor, and Codex from producing the same generic AI slop.

It exists because clicking 'generate' isn't enough when you need to control every model, parameter, and preprocessing step.

Claude SEO turns Claude Code into a parallel army of 18 specialist agents that audit websites against Google's own guidance—and every recommendation comes with a built-in falsifiability check.

Because the official docs list features, but never show you how to chain them into a production workflow.

A Rust-based runtime that sandboxes autonomous agents with declarative YAML policies and hot-reloadable network controls.

Impeccable exists to stop AI coding assistants from defaulting to the same handful of SaaS-template tells—Inter everywhere, nested cards, purple gradients—by giving them a curated design vocabulary and 27 deterministic anti-pattern rules.

A Claude Code template that turns one chat session into a structured game dev team with hierarchy, slash commands, and enough process to maybe stop you from hardcoding magic numbers.

Open-source role templates that teach Claude your team's tools, terminology, and workflows so you stop repeating yourself.