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https://github.com/iflytek/astron-agent |
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https://github.com/proompteng/bilig Bilig is a formula-backed WorkPaper runtime for Node services and agent tools. It lets agents and backend code edit cells through an API, recalculate formulas, verify exact readback, and persist JSON instead of driving a GUI spreadsheet. The useful edge case is spreadsheet-style business logic in code: pricing rules, payout checks, import validation, quote approval, and agent-readable workbook state. |
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https://github.com/blackmatriXblack/blackmatrixos |
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https://github.com/DevilsAutumn/quater An opensource python backend framework for creating multi surface applications - means one handler but accessible via http, mcp or CLI. |
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https://github.com/Simon-He95/markstream-vue Markstream is a multi-framework streaming Markdown renderer for AI chat interfaces. It handles incomplete token streams with low-jitter updates and supports Vue/Nuxt, React/Next.js/Remix, Svelte, Angular, and Vue 2, including Mermaid, KaTeX, Shiki, Monaco, safe HTML, SSR, and custom components. |
Tura — local, open-source coding agentTura is a local, open-source coding agent for developers who are tired of vague skill claims, token-saving extensions with no evidence, and agents that change repositories without understanding them first.
In published DeepSWE v1.1 comparisons (20 tasks, 60 sessions, GPT-5.6 SOL High), Tura Direct used 83.5% fewer aggregate tokens than official Codex CLI High, with 65.0% vs 60.0% verifier success. Tura Balanced reached 80.0% success while using 49.6% fewer tokens. See the benchmark page for methodology, raw artifacts, and scope. Disclosure: I’m affiliated with Tura-AI, and AI assistance was used to prepare this post; it was reviewed before publishing. |
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Adding some detail to my earlier comment, which was just bare links. iFlytek Astron — an open-source agent stackEverything below is browsable under the
Astron and SkillHub are also listed as Associate Members of the AAIF (Agentic AI Foundation):
SkillHub — the piece I find most interesting: a self-hosted registry for agent skills, so a team can publish, review and version
HarnessClaw — desktop client for running and orchestrating agents locally:
Screenshots are hosted in "FenjuFu/astron-images" Disclosure: I'm a community member of the iFlytek Astron ecosystem and a contributor to several of these repositories. They are developed by iFlytek and partner teams, not by me personally. |
Onyx LauncherAn open-source Minecraft launcher for Windows and Linux with isolated instances, Modrinth integration, automatic Java management, Crash Bisect, performance diagnostics, World Guard snapshots, and safe backups. |
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