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...This recursive structure enables agents to build on each other’s intermediate reasoning, leading to deeper and more coherent solutions. The system uses a lightweight module called RecursiveLink to transfer and transform latent representations between agents, enabling seamless interaction even across heterogeneous models. It also incorporates an inner–outer loop training approach that optimizes the entire system collectively rather than tuning each agent separately. This design improves efficiency, reduces token usage, and stabilizes learning during iterative reasoning.

Medeo Video Generator is an AI-driven project designed to enable advanced video processing and generation capabilities within agent-based or automation systems. It provides a “skill” module that can be integrated into AI agents, allowing them to create, edit, and manipulate video content programmatically. The project focuses on bridging the gap between language-based AI systems and multimedia outputs by enabling models to produce structured video content as part of their workflows. It supports tasks such as video generation, editing, and transformation, making it useful for applications in content creation, marketing, and automated media production. ...

A Java front-end to the dnrDALMAS Prolog Module, as described in the following paper: Hjelmblom, M., & Odelstad, J. (2009). jDALMAS: A Java/Prolog Framework for Deontic Action-Logic Multi-Agent Systems. In A. Håkansson, N. Nguyen, R. Hartung, R. Howlett, & L. Jain (Eds.), Agent and Multi-Agent Systems: Technologies and Applications (Vol. 5559, pp. 110–119). Berlin / Heidelberg: Springer. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?

DnrDALMAS is a Prolog module intended to be a general-level Prolog implementation of the abstract DALMAS (Deontic Action-Logic based Multi-Agent System) architecture. A DALMAS is regulated by a normative system based on an algebraic version of the theory of normative positions. For more information about dnrDALMAS, see the following technical report: Hjelmblom, M. (2008).

This is the SIGGI program used for a diploma thesis in 2012. It can be used as a solid basis for research concerning Ideation Games (Idea Creation). If you have module requests or want to contribute please contact the author.