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Eleven plain-Python Claude skills that scan charts, time entries, and Monte-Carlo your trade 10,000 times before any order goes out — and no order goes out without your yes.

REAP is a curated set of paste-ready prompts that turn an AI coding agent armed with REA into a disciplined reverse-engineering investigator.

huashu-motion turns a coding agent into a one-person film studio: it writes the film as code, composes the music, and takes frame-level notes from you.

A tiny ad-free home screen plus a carefully engineered prompt that has an AI agent strip bloatware off your TV — with an undo script for when it gets too confident.

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

A Rust-based Chinese IME that treats your daily typing as a language lesson, because opening a study app is a chore.

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

leanrea replaces the REA reverse-engineering MCP server with a single markdown file of routing advice, and the agent just runs the CLI tools directly.

PRINTFILM exists so you can self-host a complete AI short-video factory—from script to voiced final cut—with user accounts, templates, and billing included.

LearnHarness uses agents to map what you actually understand, then builds lessons one reasoning step at a time.

A tiny Rust daemon that turns every coding agent on the team into a reachable peer — no server in the middle.

Freehire crawls 3.3 million live IT postings directly from company ATS pages, deduplicates the reposts, and serves them through a faceted search API — no recruiters, no dead links.

Co-op Anything is an MCP server and playbook that turns coding agents into co-op mod engineers — reviving abandoned mods or building netplay from scratch.

ThinkRail is a mobile-first IDE whose entire engine is the pi coding agent, run in-process and scoped to git worktrees.

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

A Claude Code skill that ships 39 film styles as prompts — and proves each one with a demo film its agent rendered, scored, and narrated entirely in code.

A read-only MCP bridge that turns your paid ChatGPT web session into the planning and review brain for Codex, while execution stays locked to the agent.

MOSS-Image is a compact open text-to-image model whose selling point is legible in-image text plus JSON layout control over where every word and object lands.

FractalCore schedules training tasks across mobile nodes, averages their checkpoints with FedAvg, and pays them in "Liquid MBs" — plus it slices Llama-class models into phone-sized pieces.

KiviDB speaks RESP, shards across every core, and ships full-text and vector search — with benchmark numbers to back the swagger.