AI Agents

This project provides a systematic Chinese tutorial for Claude Code and OpenClaw, covering a complete learning path from basic installation to enterprise-level practice. The tutorial includes 25 in-depth guides, over 70 runnable code examples, and more than 170 FAQs, aiming to help developers quickly master AI programming and automation assistant tools. The content is updated in real-time to adapt to the latest versions, serving as an essential reference for programmers to improve AI workflow efficiency.

This project compiles 46 verified real-world use cases for OpenClaw personal AI agents, designed to help users improve work and life efficiency through automation. The content covers everything from beginner guides to deep adaptation use cases for domestic ecosystems such as Feishu, DingTalk, and WeCom. Each case provides detailed configuration steps and copy-paste prompts, ensuring users can get started quickly and achieve personalized automation needs.

This comprehensive guide provides a practical overview of the Hermes Agent framework developed by Nous Research. It covers core mechanisms like the self-improving learning loop, three-layer memory system, and automatic skill evolution across seventeen detailed chapters. The book serves as a resource for developers and AI enthusiasts looking to implement and customize autonomous AI agents.

OpenOcta is an open-source enterprise AI Agent runtime that provides a complete control plane including gateways, proxies, and automated tasks via a single Go binary. The project supports deep integration with business systems, APIs, MCP tools, and custom skills, making it suitable for process automation and intelligent conversation scenarios. Its architecture is designed for simplicity, with frontend resources embedded directly into the binary to ensure rapid deployment and efficient operation in enterprise environments.

ArcReel is an open-source AI video generation workbench driven by AI Agents, designed to automate the production of short videos from novel scripts. The platform orchestrates tasks through a multi-agent architecture and supports image and video generation models from mainstream providers such as Gemini, Volcano Engine, Grok, and OpenAI. Users can manage projects via a visual interface and utilize asynchronous task queues and version rollback features to efficiently complete high-quality video creation.

Page Agent is a client-side tool that enables users to control web interfaces using natural language commands. It operates directly within the webpage using text-based DOM manipulation, eliminating the need for browser extensions, headless browsers, or multi-modal LLMs. The library supports flexible LLM integration and provides optional extensions for multi-page task automation.

OpenSandbox is a versatile platform designed for AI applications that provides unified sandbox APIs and multi-language SDKs. It supports both Docker and Kubernetes runtimes to facilitate diverse use cases such as coding agents, browser automation, and reinforcement learning training. The platform ensures secure execution through strong isolation technologies like gVisor, Kata Containers, and Firecracker microVMs.

Open Agents is an open-source reference application designed for building and running background coding agents on the Vercel platform. The system utilizes a three-layer architecture that separates the web interface, durable agent workflows, and isolated sandbox execution environments. This modular design allows developers to perform complex coding tasks, such as repository management and automated pull requests, without requiring active local machine involvement.

Multica is an open-source platform designed to integrate coding agents into development teams as autonomous, task-oriented teammates. It provides a unified dashboard for managing agent lifecycles, tracking progress, and compounding reusable skills across various agent runtimes. The system supports multi-user collaboration, allowing teams to assign issues and monitor AI performance alongside human developers.

pi-autoresearch is an extension for the pi AI coding agent that enables autonomous optimization loops for various performance metrics. It allows the agent to iteratively test ideas, benchmark results, and maintain improvements while automatically reverting regressions. The system provides a live dashboard and confidence scoring to help developers distinguish real performance gains from benchmark noise.

Agent Skills provides a collection of structured, production-grade engineering workflows designed to guide AI coding agents through the entire software development lifecycle. These 20 modular skills enforce best practices like test-driven development, security hardening, and rigorous code reviews to ensure consistent, high-quality output. By integrating these workflows, developers can transform AI agents from prototype-focused tools into reliable partners capable of maintaining professional engineering standards.

oh-my-codex is a workflow enhancement layer designed to improve the daily runtime experience of the OpenAI Codex CLI. It provides structured processes for task clarification, planning, and execution through specialized commands like deep-interview and team-based parallel processing. The tool maintains project state, logs, and memory in a local .omx directory to ensure consistent and durable development workflows.

Awesome DESIGN.md provides a curated collection of markdown-based design system documents inspired by popular developer-focused websites. These files allow AI coding agents to understand and replicate specific UI aesthetics without needing complex tooling or Figma exports. Each entry includes a standardized design document, preview files, and agent-ready prompts to ensure consistent interface generation.

Evolver is a protocol-constrained engine designed to facilitate the self-evolution of AI agents through auditable and reusable assets. It scans runtime logs to generate structured GEP prompts, enabling teams to manage agent improvements with clear traceability. The system operates either as a standalone tool or within a host runtime, offering configurable strategies to balance innovation, stability, and repair.

AgentKit Code Workshop is a companion sample repository for the AI Agent development platform launched by Volcano Engine, designed to help developers quickly master the agent construction and deployment process. The project provides a variety of code examples ranging from basic introductions to complex business scenarios, covering core functions such as multi-agent collaboration, RAG retrieval augmentation, and tool calling. Developers can use these tutorials to gain an in-depth understanding of the AgentKit development toolchain, thereby efficiently implementing various intelligent applications.

ANOLISA is an agentic evolution of the Anolis OS designed specifically to support AI agent workloads on server-side operating systems. The project provides a comprehensive architecture including an AI-powered terminal assistant, a security kernel, and eBPF-based observability tools. Users can easily deploy these components through standard RPM packages to enhance system management and automation capabilities.

Camofox-browser is a specialized server designed to provide AI agents with reliable web browsing capabilities by leveraging the Camoufox engine for C++ level fingerprint spoofing. It offers a REST API that simplifies interactions through accessibility snapshots, stable element references, and built-in search macros. The system is optimized for efficiency and deployment, featuring automatic idle shutdown and session isolation to support scalable agent operations.

Paseo provides a unified interface to manage and run various coding agents like Claude Code, Codex, and OpenCode on your local machine. It supports cross-device workflows, allowing users to interact with agents through desktop, mobile, web, or CLI applications. The platform prioritizes privacy by operating without telemetry or forced logins while enabling powerful agent orchestration capabilities.

This project provides a systematic and beginner-friendly tutorial covering the use of the Claude Code programming tool and the OpenClaw AI assistant framework. The content includes 25 in-depth guides, over 70 code examples, and more than 170 FAQs, aiming to help users master AI tools from scratch. This resource utilizes a dual-track learning path to help developers improve programming efficiency and automate daily tasks.

This project provides a collection of real-world use cases for OpenClaw personal AI agents tailored for Chinese users, aiming to help users improve their work and life through automation. The collection includes 46 community-verified scenarios, covering everything from introductory guides to detailed configuration plans for domestic ecosystem adaptation. Users can leverage these structured use cases to quickly deploy AI employees capable of proactive task execution, preference memory, and multi-platform collaboration.

ANOLISA is an evolution of Anolis OS designed specifically to serve as an operating system for AI Agent workloads. It integrates specialized components including an AI-powered terminal assistant, a security kernel, and observability tools. The system provides a comprehensive architecture for managing, securing, and monitoring AI-driven processes within a server environment.

The AI Website Cloner Template is a reusable framework designed to reverse-engineer existing websites into modern Next.js codebases using AI coding agents. By providing a target URL, the system performs a multi-phase pipeline that extracts design tokens, assets, and component specifications to reconstruct the site. It supports a wide range of AI agents and utilizes a tech stack including Next.js 16, Tailwind CSS v4, and shadcn/ui.

Ralph is an autonomous AI agent loop that repeatedly executes coding tasks using tools like Amp or Claude Code until all project requirements are met. Each iteration operates within a fresh context, maintaining project state through git history, progress logs, and a structured JSON task list. The system ensures continuous progress by breaking down large features into manageable user stories that are verified through automated quality checks.

The last30days tool is an AI agent-led search engine that synthesizes real-time data from social media, developer platforms, and prediction markets to provide current insights. By bridging disconnected platforms like Reddit, X, GitHub, and YouTube, the agent scores information based on actual human engagement rather than traditional SEO metrics. It functions as an expert research assistant that delivers concise, evidence-based briefs on any topic, person, or company from the past month.

GBrain is a searchable knowledge base that allows AI agents to store, retrieve, and continuously learn from a user's personal data, including meetings, emails, and notes. By integrating with an agent, it enables a read-write loop where the agent enriches information after every interaction, ensuring the system becomes smarter over time. The platform supports local operation via PGLite or production-scale deployment using Supabase, providing a structured memory backbone for any AI agent.

This comprehensive guide provides a practical walkthrough of the Hermes Agent, an open-source AI framework developed by Nous Research. The book details the agent's unique architecture, which features a self-improving learning loop, a three-layer memory system, and automated skill evolution. It covers seventeen chapters ranging from foundational concepts and installation to real-world applications and advanced agent orchestration.

OpenCLI is a tool that can transform any website, Electron application, or local CLI tool into a unified command-line interface. It provides AI Agents with direct browser control capabilities by reusing browser login states and incorporating AI-driven discovery mechanisms. The tool supports over 79 platform adapters and features automatic dependency installation, anti-detection, and deterministic output.

Oh My OpenCode is an open-source agent tool designed to break free from single-model lock-in and achieve efficient development by orchestrating multiple AI models. It enables parallel task processing and automated execution through the introduction of Discipline Agents and the ultrawork command, eliminating the need for manual model switching. The tool significantly improves code modification accuracy and the development experience through its Hash-Anchored Edit Tool and deep initialization features.

This plugin allows Claude Code users to invoke Codex directly within their workflow for code reviews or task delegation. Users can execute read-only reviews, adversarial reviews, and background task management through a series of slash commands. The tool leverages the locally installed Codex CLI and existing authentication configurations, ensuring seamless integration with the user's current development environment.

Qwen Code is an open-source AI agent designed to operate directly within the terminal to help developers understand codebases and automate tasks. It supports multiple authentication methods, including Qwen OAuth and various OpenAI-compatible API providers, to offer flexible model integration. The tool provides a feature-rich agentic workflow and can be integrated into popular IDEs like VS Code, Zed, and JetBrains.

This project backs up the complete source code of Anthropic's official AI coding tool, Claude Code, which was leaked due to the accidental inclusion of sourcemap files in an npm package. The repository details the cause of the leak and provides an in-depth analysis of Claude Code's complex internal architecture and hidden features. This initiative aims to provide researchers with a reference platform for studying and archiving the internal systems of this AI agent framework.

Archon is an open-source workflow engine that allows developers to define AI coding processes using deterministic YAML workflows. By structuring tasks like planning, implementation, and validation, it ensures that AI-driven development is repeatable, isolated, and reliable across projects. Users can compose workflows that mix deterministic operations with AI-driven steps to automate complex software development tasks.

Goose is a general-purpose AI agent designed to run locally on your machine for tasks ranging from coding and research to automation and data analysis. It is built in Rust to ensure high performance and portability across macOS, Linux, and Windows via desktop, CLI, and API interfaces. The project supports over 15 AI providers and integrates with more than 70 extensions through the Model Context Protocol.

k-skill is a collection of automation tools designed for AI agents to perform various tasks related to popular Korean services like SRT, KTX, Coupang, and KakaoTalk. It supports integration with major coding agents and allows users to execute tasks without needing additional client API layers. Users can get started by installing the full suite and configuring their credentials through the provided setup tool.

Paperclip is an open-source platform that provides a Node.js server and React UI to orchestrate teams of AI agents as a cohesive business entity. It functions like a task manager, offering features such as org charts, budget enforcement, and goal alignment to manage autonomous operations. Users can integrate their own agents to run businesses 24/7 while maintaining oversight through a centralized dashboard.

Onyx is a feature-rich open source AI platform designed to provide an easy-to-deploy application layer interface for large language models. The platform supports RAG, deep research, code execution, and various AI agent capabilities, while remaining compatible with mainstream self-hosted and proprietary LLMs. Users can deploy via the standard or lightweight versions to meet different needs ranging from personal use to enterprise-level collaboration.