LLMOps · Eval

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

It strips the telltale signs of AI-generated writing from text, replacing statistical blandness with prose that sounds like it came from a person.

OpenMAIC turns any topic or document into an interactive classroom where AI teachers and classmates lecture, quiz, and debate each other in real time.

Hermes exists so you can stop re-teaching assistants that are supposed to remember, and run them on a $5 VPS instead of your laptop.

Because verbose AI explanations waste tokens and patience, this skill makes agents talk like cavemen—terse, accurate, and cheap.

An AI job-search filter that scores listings, tailors your CV per role, and tracks the pipeline so you only apply to jobs worth keeping.

Headroom sits between your agents and the LLM to compress tool outputs, logs, and RAG chunks, delivering the same answers with a fraction of the tokens.

It turns a single keyword into a finished HD short video by automating scriptwriting, stock-footage sourcing, voice synthesis, subtitling, and final render.

This curriculum closes the gap between calling AI APIs and understanding the loss curves underneath.

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.

Context Mode is an MCP server that sandboxes bloated tool output and persists session memory in SQLite so AI agents don't lose their place when the context window compacts.

Ruflo turns Claude Code from a solo assistant into a coordinated swarm with shared memory, plugins, and cross-machine federation.

A Claude Code skill suite that automates academic grunt work while keeping humans in the loop to catch the hallucinations that fully autonomous AI scientists miss.

Hello-Agents is a free, 16-chapter curriculum that teaches developers to construct truly AI-driven agents from first principles rather than wiring no-code workflows.

Juggling Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, and friends from separate terminals gets old fast.

rtk intercepts common dev commands and feeds your AI only the compressed essentials, slashing token consumption by 60–90%.

9Router is a local proxy that auto-switches your AI coding tools from paid to free providers and compresses token-heavy tool outputs so you stop hitting limits.

gstack turns Claude Code into a structured engineering team so a single founder can ship like a twenty-person startup without writing most of the code.

OpenHands exists so autonomous coding agents can plug into your workflow whether you want a Python library, a terminal tool, or a full cloud suite.

It replaces flat vector dumps with a four-tier semantic pyramid and Mermaid symbol graphs so agents remember workflows without drowning in their own tool logs.