Skill UI

A persistent memory kit designed for Claude AI agents. It maintains deep context across multiple sessions and projects using a two-layer architecture (hot cache and knowledge wiki). Features include safety hooks, multi-project context isolation, and a /close-day command for daily synthesis, ensuring agents remember complex information and continuously learn.

This detailed guide outlines a production-ready, layered architecture for building complex AI applications using the Cohere API v2. It covers implementing Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) pipelines, advanced tool-use agents, and multi-model orchestration. Use this structure when designing new Cohere integrations or establishing robust architectural standards for enterprise AI solutions.

A comprehensive tool designed to scan any agent skill for potential security risks and vulnerabilities before implementation or use. Powered by local static analysis (A.I.G.), it ensures that no file contents, credentials, or personal data ever leave your device, providing maximum privacy and safety for integrating new AI capabilities across various agent platforms.

Lambda is a compact, machine-native communication protocol specifically designed for agent-to-agent (A2A) messaging. It functions as a shared, unambiguous vocabulary built from 'atoms' (2-character codes), completely bypassing the need for human natural language interpretation. It is ideal for orchestrators, task delegation, and logging structured coordination signals (like heartbeats or state changes) in multi-agent systems. Crucially, Lambda is intended only for machine communication, not for user-facing dialogue.

A robust framework for building complex, long-horizon AI agents using LangGraph. It addresses common pitfalls in advanced agent design, such as unbounded state growth (Virtual FS cleanup) and subagent persona leakage (explicit message overriding). Ideal for tasks requiring multi-step planning, task delegation, and self-correction through reflection loops.

A remote MCP server designed for AI agents to dynamically discover, inspect, and verify external tools, APIs, and services. It allows agents to search a curated index of AI-ready websites, check for machine-readable endpoints (like OpenAPI or MCP), and confirm if an endpoint responds correctly to JSON-RPC, enabling robust, dynamic agent workflow building.

This comprehensive skill guides users through the entire lifecycle of developing AI agent skills. From initial concept (Understand) to structured design, writing the core skill logic, rigorous testing, and final performance optimization. It ensures skills are robust, accurate, and highly triggerable across any domain, including engineering, content creation, and research.

A systematic auditor designed to evaluate the resilience and quality of complex AI workflows. It scans across five critical dimensions—Prompt Quality, Context Efficiency, Tool Health, Architecture Fitness, and Safety—providing a scored report and prioritized, actionable remediation steps. Use this tool to find hidden flaws and ensure robustness before deploying any AI agent or system.

The Ejentum Reasoning Harness is a comprehensive library of cognitive operations designed to guide complex AI agents through critical thinking tasks. It exposes four specialized harnesses (reasoning, code, anti-deception, memory) that mitigate common failure modes like hallucination and reasoning decay. Instead of a fixed answer, the agent ingests a detailed, executable scaffold—including failure patterns, procedures, and falsification tests—to ensure robust, self-verified output.

A self-hosted, semantic memory service designed for AI agents. It allows agents to save worklogs, decisions, and notes, and recall this knowledge across sessions based on meaning rather than exact keywords. Using pgvector and structured workspaces, it maintains persistent, context-aware knowledge bases, making it ideal for collaborative AI projects.

Open Dynamic Workflows (ODW) is an advanced, open-source engine designed to manage complex coding tasks using multiple AI agents. It operates in three stages: planning the task into parallel subtasks, orchestrating various coding agents (like Codex or Antigravity) to work concurrently, and finally, performing an adversarial verification pass to challenge and validate the combined output before merging. It supports multiple model providers and is ideal for structured, high-reliability software development.

SkillOpt-Sleep provides a mechanism for autonomous agent self-improvement. By simulating a 'sleep' or 'dream' cycle, it harvests past interaction sessions, mines recurring tasks, and replays them through the designated backend. It consolidates learned knowledge into persistent memory and skills, ensuring that only strictly validated improvements are adopted via a held-out gate, simulating long-term competence gain from short-term experience. Ideal for scheduled, background optimization.