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  • Mycelium Agents

    mycelium-agents.netlify.app

    A decentralized semantic routing protocol that resolves natural-language intents to specialized agent endpoints in under 10 milliseconds using a local vector index, avoiding the latency and cost of routing tool calls through a cloud LLM.

  • A Microsoft accelerator that deploys a multi-modal RAG pipeline on Azure Kubernetes Service using ColPali, a vision-language model that embeds document pages as images to preserve layout, tables, and charts without OCR.

  • ModexAgent

    moyu-er.github.io

    A modular Python multi-agent framework, paired with a ready-to-run browser workbench called ModexBot, for building agent teams that share models, tools, memory, and workflows.

  • mithai

    docs.mithai.dev

    A multiplayer AI agent harness for infrastructure work that runs one shared agent across Slack, Telegram, and a terminal at once, with shared project memory, scheduling, and human-approval gates for risky commands.

  • MCP Tools Py

    github.com

    An MCP server that gives AI assistants such as Claude and VS Code Copilot the ability to run pylint and pytest, plus other Python quality tools, against a Python project and get LLM-friendly results.

  • mango

    mango.offis.de

    A lightweight, asyncio-based Python library for building and simulating multi-agent systems, aimed at researchers and engineers who need reproducible agent behavior and controlled experimental conditions.

  • llama-launcher

    github.com

    A Python GUI for generating llama.cpp server launch commands, with a machine-learning-driven optimizer that searches thread, batch, and KV-cache settings for the best measured performance on the user's hardware.

  • A companion HR policy question-answering example that reimplements the same guarded RAG workflow as an explicit LangGraph state graph, with visible per-node execution traces instead of a linear chain.

  • An HR policy question-answering example built with LangChain LCEL that classifies whether a question is in scope before retrieving from a local FAISS index, refusing to answer out-of-scope questions.

  • lamatic.ai

    lamatic.ai

    A managed, low-code platform with a visual flow builder for creating and deploying agentic GenAI applications, combining a vector database, integrations, and model access behind a deployed GraphQL API.

  • Research code for a knowledge-graph-based RAG method that retrieves relevant subgraphs from large external knowledge graphs to augment LLM prompts for the schema-matching and data-integration task.

  • goinfer

    github.com

    A pure-Go, no-cgo local LLM inference engine distributed as a single static binary, running open-weight models such as Gemma, Qwen, and Llama from safetensors or GGUF with schema-constrained structured output.

  • Aixle Flow

    flow.aixle.com

    A team-level control plane for coding agents, providing a Kanban board, a durable DAG workflow engine, and container-isolated execution so a team can see what an agent is running, its cost, and its output.

  • A deterministic planning layer that turns discrete llama.cpp GGUF quantization presets into a near-continuous model-size control, spending a fixed byte budget on the most useful tensor-level precision upgrades.

  • DocChat

    avishek.short.gy

    A RAG application that turns any documentation URL into a searchable, chat-based knowledge base, scraping and indexing the site and answering questions with source-backed citations.

  • delta-agents

    github.com

    An AI agent framework built around a deterministic governance engine that validates, authorizes, and audits every agent action, using control theory and statistical estimation to keep agents from drifting from policy.

  • Connapse

    github.com

    An open-source, self-hosted knowledge backend that gives AI agents persistent, searchable memory over uploaded documents or existing storage, through an MCP server, REST API, or CLI, built on .NET.

  • Clumsies

    clumsies.ai

    Shared, reviewable memory infrastructure for coding agents: an organization publishes Markdown guidance that projects subscribe to, agents retrieve it while working, and any agent-proposed changes need human review before publishing.

  • A reverse proxy for coding agents such as Claude Code, Codex CLI, and Cursor that filters each request's MCP tool catalog down to only the tools relevant to the current task, cutting token overhead.

  • Casper

    casper-frontend.pages.dev

    A high-performance, Rust-built vector search database aimed at high-load AI and RAG systems, reporting an order-of-magnitude higher throughput than Qdrant in the project's own benchmarks.

  • A research framework, published at ICLR'26, that decomposes multi-hop questions into a query subgraph and traverses a graph of document chunks to retrieve reasoning-aligned context for RAG at a fraction of the LLM cost of prior methods.

  • A curated, machine-verified list of over 13,000 live web apps built with AI, automatically re-checked for liveness every few days and regenerated from the One's Vibe app directory.

  • AIXCL

    xenithconsulting.com

    A self-hosted platform for running an agentic software development lifecycle against local LLMs, using rootless Podman or Docker containers with HashiCorp Vault and mandatory GPG-signed commits.

  • A tool that adds persistent memory, tree-sitter code intelligence, and multi-agent orchestration to AI coding assistants such as Claude Code, OpenCode, and Codex CLI.