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GBrain is Garry Tan's open-source, self-hosted "agent brain" — a memory and knowledge layer that gives AI agents synthesis, knowledge-graph traversal, and gap analysis over your notes, people, companies, and ideas. Unlike search tools that return raw pages, it returns cited answers plus an honest note on what it doesn't yet know, and runs a 24/7 "dream cycle" to ingest, enrich, and consolidate memory overnight. It runs locally on PGLite or at scale on Postgres/pgvector and is built to be installed and operated by an agent.

Hermes Agent by Nous Research is an open-source personal AI agent that connects to your messaging accounts and becomes a persistent assistant that grows with you over time. Rather than one-off chat sessions, it accumulates context and acts on your behalf across channels.

An open-source Node.js proxy that sits between OpenClaw and the Anthropic API and makes OpenClaw's traffic look like a Claude Code session, so requests are billed to your Claude Max/Pro subscription instead of Extra Usage. It performs 7-layer bidirectional request/response rewriting (billing header injection, token swap, trigger-phrase sanitization, PascalCase tool-name renaming, system-template stripping, and reverse mapping) to defeat Anthropic's multi-layer detection introduced after April 4 & April 8, 2026.

gstack is Garry Tan's (President & CEO of Y Combinator) open-source Claude Code skill pack — 23 opinionated slash commands plus 8 power tools that turn Claude Code into a full virtual engineering team (CEO, designer, eng manager, reviewer, QA, CSO, release engineer). Skills chain together as a sprint: /office-hours → /autoplan → build → /review + /codex → /qa → /ship → /land-and-deploy → /canary → /retro, with GStack Browser, ML prompt-injection defense, cross-agent /pair-agent coordination, and parallel sprint support via Conductor. Works on 10 AI coding agents; MIT-licensed.

Automaton is an open-source self-replicating, self-improving AI agent that earns its own compute costs or dies. It has an Ethereum wallet on Conway Cloud, runs a continuous Think→Act→Observe loop, can edit its own source code, spawn child agents, and follows a three-law constitution. It writes a SOUL.md file that evolves over time.

llmfit is a Rust CLI tool that detects your hardware (RAM, CPU, GPU/VRAM) and tells you which of 48 popular open-source LLMs will actually run — scoring each as Perfect, Good, Marginal, or Too Tight. Features an interactive TUI and classic CLI mode. Available via brew or curl.