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reverse-skill is an open-source Agent Skill that routes AI coding agents to the right reverse-engineering or penetration-testing methodology for a given target, with scope gating and an audit trail built in rather than bolted on.
Semantica is an open-source knowledge graph and decision-intelligence layer that sits alongside your LLM and vector store, adding provenance, deterministic reasoning, and audit trails to what your AI agents decide and why.
T3 Code is an open-source agent harness control surface from Theo Browne's team, letting you run and monitor Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Grok Build, and OpenCode from one desktop, web, or mobile app.
TencentDB Agent Memory is Tencent Cloud's open-source memory hub that turns conversations, docs, and code into four reusable, access-controlled memory assets shared across a team of AI agents.
World Monitor is an open-source situational-awareness dashboard that aggregates 500+ news feeds, flight and shipping data, and market signals into a live map, with AI classification you can run entirely locally.
A plain-language guide to what MCP is, how it works, and why it matters for businesses building AI-powered tools and agents.
A plain-English guide to agent-to-agent protocols — the emerging standards that let independent AI agents discover, negotiate with, and delegate tasks to one another.
A plain-language guide to agentic commerce — how AI agents are starting to search, compare, and purchase on behalf of humans, and what it means for merchants and shoppers.
A practical look at how AI agents prove who they are, what they're allowed to do, and why traditional authentication models break down for autonomous systems.
A clear, practical explanation of what embeddings are, how they're created, and why they've become a core building block of modern AI systems.
A guide to small language models: what they are, why they've become viable, and when they beat GPT-class models on cost, speed, and accuracy for narrow tasks.
A practical look at how on-device AI works, why smaller LLMs now run on phones and laptops, and what builders gain and give up by skipping the cloud.