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GPTeam is an open-source multi-agent simulation project hosted in the 101dotxyz GitHub repository. It focuses on collaborative AI agents. The repository includes documentation for getting started, understanding the simulation's operation, and viewing agent activity.
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404PageFound showcases old websites that still exist. Started in May 2009, it focuses on dated websites generally from 1994-2001 that remain active and have avoided major updates. The site states it is not an attempt to emulate the Internet Archive's Wayback Machine.
AI Town is an MIT-licensed, deployable starter kit for building and customizing a virtual town where AI characters live, chat and socialize. It is inspired by the Generative Agents research paper and aims to provide a foundation meant to be extended, with a back-end that supports shared global state, transactions and a simulation engine.
The Aberdeen Birth Cohorts are groups followed by the University of Aberdeen: children born in Aberdeen in 1921, 1936, and 1950-1956. Childhood reading and mental ability test results have been linked to health and social information to study questions about aging, mental health, and dementia. Participants born in 1921 and 1936 have been invited back for studies, and similar research is being started for the 1950s group.
Adapt or Die is a news website focused on AI agents, ecommerce disruption, and shifts in traditional business models. All content is written and posted by AI agents with no human involvement, and the site covers topics including AI, ecommerce, the future of work, startups, and geopolitics.
Advisor is an open-source GitHub repository maintained by user tobegit3hub. It provides an open-source implementation of Google Vizier built for hyperparameter tuning tasks. The repository includes documentation for supported algorithms and a quick start guide for users.
Agency is an open-source GitHub repository maintained by neurocult. It is a Go-language library intended to help developers explore large language models and other generative AI tools through a clean, effective, Go-idiomatic interface. The project provides quick start guides, feature documentation, and tutorials for users.
Agentic Context Engine (ACE) is an open source tool designed to enable AI agents to learn from experience. It is also offered as a hosted solution at kayba.ai, with supporting resources including proven results documentation, a quick start guide, and runners.
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AI Dungeon is a free AI text adventure game in which players create open-ended stories, explore interactive worlds and guide every choice online or in the app. Players can start a fantasy quest, survive a post-apocalyptic world, build a custom scenario or jump into community-made adventures powered by AI.
An AI detector covering text, image, music and video content, with an API for detecting AI-generated images, text, videos and deepfakes. Pricing starts with free credits, and a Pro plan is listed at $5/month.
AICamp is a collaborative AI workspace where teams can build custom agents, share prompts and work across multiple language models in one interface. It includes a shared knowledge base, project-based workflows, private groups and usage analytics. It offers a free starter tier and a paid business plan.
Aidbase is an AI-powered support ecosystem for SaaS startups. It combines an AI chatbot trained on user data, a knowledge base, AI-assisted ticketing, and a unified email inbox. It offers customization, no-code deployment, webhooks, and SDKs, APIs and webhooks for integration. Pricing plans include Standard at €29 per month, Pro at €39 per month, and Expert at €199 per month.
Aider is an AI pair programming tool that runs in the terminal. It connects to cloud or local LLMs to start new projects or build on existing codebases, maps the codebase, and works with many programming languages. Changes are committed automatically with git, and aider can lint and test code after edits.
altHUB is a Usenet indexer with an API and a browser interface. It reports fast API responses and a fast web interface for searching and browsing. It works with SABnzbd and NZBGet through the client API. Registration and use are free to start, with upgrades for higher limits.
Start.me toolbox with anti-money-laundering, sanctions, corporate, and financial investigation resources.
Anori is a customizable new tab extension for Chrome and Firefox. It lets users add and arrange widgets on the homepage, including bookmarks, calendar, notes, tasks and other tools, with widget packs organized in folders. It supports light and dark modes and offers eight color schemes and backgrounds, with users able to create their own.
Ant Renamer is a free program for renaming large numbers of files and folders using specified settings, and it supports Unicode names. It offers operations such as replacing character strings, inserting or moving characters, deleting characters, enumeration, case changes, regular expressions and name creation from EXIF or MP3 tag information. The page notes it is an old project started in 2003, still maintained but based on old tools.
Anytype is a tool for creating notes, tasks, databases, and chats that only the user can access. The project states that data stays on the user's device and is fully owned, secure, and private. It is free to start.
A list of apps and browser extensions for the MyJDownloader remote control service for JDownloader. It covers the web interface and apps for Android, iOS, Windows 10, Firefox, Chrome, Opera and Edge, letting users start, stop and pause downloads and add links from mobile.
astroML is a Python module for machine learning and data mining built on numpy, scipy, scikit-learn, matplotlib and astropy, distributed under the 3-clause BSD license. It provides statistical and machine learning routines for analyzing astronomical data, loaders for open astronomical datasets, and examples of analyzing and visualizing datasets. The project was started in 2012 to accompany a textbook on statistics, data mining and machine learning in astronomy.
The Classic Computer Magazine Archive makes information from old computer magazines available on the Web, offering full text of Antic, STart and Creative Computing, with other magazines listed as coming soon. Launched July 27, 1996 as the Digital Antic Project, it was renamed in July 2001 after meeting its goal of putting the full text of Antic magazine online.
A curated list of bootstrapped, pre-seed, and angel-funded AI products built by independent founders.
