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Programmatic parametric CAD for AI agents. Create 3D models, mechanical parts, and complex geometries via MCP tools with support for boolean operations, patterns, and multi-format exports (STL, GLB, STEP).
Search and retrieve AI-generated documentation, architecture guides, and API references for 300+ popular GitHub repositories using DeepWiki and MCP.
Retrieve current, source-backed technical information using MCP tools to resolve queries about libraries, APIs, SDKs, and evolving tech ecosystems.
Automate social media content publishing using agent-browser to draft posts on platforms like Xiaohongshu, X, Weibo, WeChat, and Juejin directly from your browser.
End-to-end autonomous research agent: from idea generation and literature review to experiment execution, adversarial review loops, and paper writing.
Monitor and manage margin-living strategy by tracking balances, interest costs, and coverage ratios. Provides automated scaling recommendations and safety alerts based on portfolio-to-margin thresholds.
Build AI agents, multi-agent systems, and workflows using the OpenAI Agents SDK for TypeScript/JavaScript. Supports tools, handoffs, guardrails, MCP, and realtime voice.
Automates the release workflow for Worktrunk, including version bumping, CHANGELOG generation, contributor crediting, and publishing to crates.io and GitHub.
Scaffold complex, multi-step coding tasks into actionable implementation plans and execute them autonomously using a Claude-driven bash loop.
Generate AGENTS.md and AI configuration files (Cursor, Claude, Gemini, Copilot) for your project to streamline your vibe-coding workflow and maintain context across sessions.
Manually finalize and submit AI agent responses to Claude. Use when automatic synchronization fails or to manually curate findings.
Operate the btca CLI for source-first code research. Manage git, local, and npm resources to ground AI answers in actual codebase context rather than outdated documentation.