Open source AI coding agent for C and C++ in the terminal. Free plan.
Open source Claude Code plugin that explains what an agent did, with visualizations in the terminal.
Open source project that runs a classification model against crypto perpetual markets on a testnet.
Open source code for SuperMimic, a humanoid motion controller from Hybrid Robotics at UC Berkeley.
github.com/KohakuBlueleaf… Tokenomos is open sourced It resolved the frontend (scheduler and kv cache/state manager system for continuous batching) overhead in vLLM and make small model inference few time faster even with batch size 512 on RTX5090
These number are from RTX5090 Guess how I get nearly 3x speed over vLLM on small model? Better GPU kernel? Weirdo quantize trick? NO, all the model code are fully borrow from vLLM. All I did is just FULLY rewrite the frontend and now the CPU is no longer the bottleneck
Introducing @ByteAsk Your AI C++ engineer, and a swarm of them > SOTA on multi SWE bench (C/C++) > 60% fewer tokens wrt cc/codex > auto debug/perf/optimize/test with native C/C++ tools Free plan. Open Source. github.com/ByteAsk/cli
I built thimble, an open source Claude Code plugin that makes it easy to understand what agents did. It adds explainers and interactive visualizations in your terminal. If Claude Code is for building, thimble is for understanding. Install thimble here! github.com/safety-researc…
I built an open-source trading harness for classification models GitHub: github.com/zadescoxp/cali… While testing the latest classification model from @dmind_ai, Kairos on @minara, I built a trading harness around it to see what the model can actually do. Everything ran on my Show more
SuperMimic is open-sourced during my talk at CORL. Have fun with it: github.com/HybridRobotics…
We found a way to scale humanoid control that reduces GPU-hours by more than 1000×. Across 129,514 motions, SuperMimic surpasses the state of the art (128 GPUs, 7 days) with 1 GPU in 3 hours. Project: supermimic.github.io Demo: supermimic.github.io/demo/
