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An AI-powered research assistant that performs iterative, deep research on any topic by combining search engines, web scraping, and large language models. The goal of this repo is to provide the simplest implementation of a deep research agent - e.g. an agent that can refine its research direction overtime and deep dive into a topic.

BISHENG is an open-source enterprise Agent platform for building, deploying, and managing AI applications. It combines AI agents, workflows, RAG and knowledge management, desktop agent integration, and vibecoding app hosting with unified model management, evaluation, observability, access control, and enterprise administration.

OpenDeepWiki is the open-source version of the DeepWiki project, aiming to provide a powerful knowledge management and collaboration platform. The project is mainly developed using C# and TypeScript, supporting modular design, and is easy to expand and customize.

Official repository for MOSS-Image, a 5B-parameter base DiT model with high-quality text rendering, layout generation, and efficient fine-tuning.

Customize Claude Code's system prompts, create custom toolsets, input pattern highlighters, themes/thinking verbs/spinners, customize input box & user message styling, support AGENTS.md, unlock private/unreleased features, and much more. Supports both native/npm installs on all platforms.

A read-only MCP server that lets your AI agent search and read your own WhatsApp messages. Use it free at whatsapp.finereli.com, or run your own copy on Cloudflare.

Codex plugin for OpenPencil — an interactive Rust/WASM canvas for AI-assisted UI design. Create editable .op files from prompts, refine selected elements, generate image assets, and install with one prompt on macOS, Windows, and Linux.

Lightweight AI agent runtime for Go. Define multi-agent crews in YAML, run them with goroutines and channels, and let the runtime handle scheduling, parallelism, retries, and observability — without leaving the Go ecosystem.