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...In addition to the skills themselves, the repo includes templates for agent configuration (e.g., Agents.md), marketplace setup files, and command utilities to install skills into directories like .github/skills or .claude/skills. It also offers preconfigured MCP servers and custom agent roles covering backend, frontend, infrastructure, planner, and other use cases, helping teams create richer, role-aware AI assistants.

OpenManus is an open-source AI agent framework designed to autonomously execute complex, multi-step tasks by combining reasoning, planning, and tool use. It enables developers to build agents that can think, act, and iterate toward goals rather than simply responding to prompts. The platform emphasizes task decomposition, allowing agents to break down objectives into smaller steps and execute them sequentially or recursively. OpenManus supports integration with external tools, APIs, and...

...It aims to combine the reasoning power of large language models (LLMs) with automated tool-use — such as web search, web crawling, Python execution, and data processing — to enable complex, end-to-end research workflows. Instead of a monolithic AI assistant, DeerFlow defines multiple specialized agents (e.g. “planner,” “searcher,” “coder,” “report generator”) that collaborate in a structured workflow, allowing tasks like literature reviews, data gathering, data analysis, code execution, and final report generation to be largely automated. It supports asynchronous task coordination, modular tool integration, and orchestrates the data flow between agents — making it suitable for large-scale or multi-stage research pipelines. ...

TinyCog is a cognitive architecture (perception, action, reasoning, planning, and language) with a focus on representing "self-models" (physical, capabilities, intentions, social, historical, "cognitive stream") in order to implement social reasoning and collaborative planning in a "hunter domain" test bed. We use Prolog, RDF Triples, Description Logic and a HTN-Planner as base technologies.

C# HTN-Planner (CHP), a simple HTN-Planner written in C#. A domain-independent automated planning system based on ordered task decomposition, similar to SHOP2. It includes a Microsoft Visual Studio project (CHP) and a Unity3D project (CUHP), both with some examples. It is inspired by Dana Nau's Pyhop implementation and the book Automated Planning: Theory and Practice by Malik Ghallab et al.

An agent-based dialogue management system that maintains a probabilistic nested belief model and uses it in the choice of dialogue strategies