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ManiSkill
SAPIEN Manipulation Skill Framework
ManiSkill is a benchmark platform for training and evaluating reinforcement learning agents on dexterous manipulation tasks using physics-based simulations. Developed by Hao Su Lab, it focuses on robotic manipulation with diverse, high-quality 3D tasks designed to challenge perception, control, and planning in robotics. ManiSkill provides both low-level control and visual observation spaces for realistic learning scenarios. -
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ManimML
ManimML is a project focused on providing animations
ManimML is a project focused on providing animations and visualizations of common machine-learning concepts with the Manim Community Library. Please check out our paper. We want this project to be a compilation of primitive visualizations that can be easily combined to create videos about complex machine-learning concepts. Additionally, we want to provide a set of abstractions that allow users to focus on explanations instead of software engineering. -
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Map-Anything
MapAnything: Universal Feed-Forward Metric 3D Reconstruction
Map-Anything is a universal, feed-forward transformer for metric 3D reconstruction that predicts a scene’s geometry and camera parameters directly from visual inputs. Instead of stitching together many task-specific models, it uses a single architecture that supports a wide range of 3D tasks—multi-image structure-from-motion, multi-view stereo, monocular metric depth, registration, depth completion, and more. The model flexibly accepts different input combinations (images, intrinsics, poses, sparse or dense depth) and produces a rich set of outputs including per-pixel 3D points, camera intrinsics, camera poses, ray directions, confidence maps, and validity masks. Its inference path is fully feed-forward with optional mixed-precision and memory-efficient modes, making it practical to scale to long image sequences while keeping latency predictable. -
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Market Reporter
Automatic Generation of Brief Summaries of Time-Series Data
Market Reporter automatically generates short comments that describe time series data of stock prices, FX rates, etc. This is an implementation of Murakami et al. This tool stores data to Amazon S3. Ask the manager to give you AmazonS3FullAccess and issue a credential file. For details, please read AWS Identity and Access Management. Install Docker and Docker Compose. Edit envs/docker-compose.yaml according to your environment. Then, launch containers by docker-compose. We recommend to use pipenv to make a Python environment for this project. Suppose you have a database named master on your local machine. Prediction submodule generates a single comment of a financial instrument at specified time by loading a trained model. -
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MarketSim
A python based auction market simulator for agricultural trade
The market assumes an environment in which farmers sell their produce through brokers and traders locate produce to buy through brokers. The major aim of the simulator is to experiment with various reputation mechanisms to manage bottlenecks and to model various adversarial scenarios. The market is aimed to simulate agricultural trade in developing countries. It is written in python and mysql database on Linux. -
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Marvin
A batteries-included library for building AI-powered software
Meet Marvin: a batteries-included library for building AI-powered software. Marvin's job is to integrate AI directly into your codebase by making it look and feel like any other function. Marvin introduces a new concept called AI Functions. These functions differ from conventional ones in that they don’t rely on source code, but instead generate their outputs on-demand through AI. With AI functions, you don't have to write complex code for tasks like extracting entities from web pages, scoring sentiment, or categorizing items in your database. Just describe your needs, call the function, and you're done. AI functions work with native data types, so you can seamlessly integrate them into any codebase and chain them into sophisticated pipelines. In addition to AI functions, Marvin also introduces more flexible bots. Bots are highly capable AI assistants that can be given specific instructions and personalities or roles. -
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Mask2Former
Code release for "Masked-attention Mask Transformer
Mask2Former is a unified segmentation architecture that handles semantic, instance, and panoptic segmentation with one model and one training recipe. Its core idea is to cast segmentation as mask classification: a transformer decoder predicts a set of mask queries, each with an associated class score, eliminating the need for task-specific heads. A pixel decoder fuses multi-scale features and feeds masked attention in the transformer so each query focuses computation on its current spatial support. This leads to accurate masks with sharp boundaries and strong small-object performance while remaining efficient on high-resolution inputs. The project provides extensive configurations and pretrained models across popular benchmarks like COCO, ADE20K, and Cityscapes. Built on top of Detectron2, it includes training scripts, inference tools, and visualization utilities that make experimentation straightforward. -
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MatMul-Free LM
Implementation for MatMul-free LM
MatMul-Free LM is an experimental implementation of a large language model architecture designed to eliminate traditional matrix multiplication operations used in transformer networks. Since matrix multiplication is one of the most computationally expensive components of modern language models, the project explores alternative computational strategies that reduce hardware requirements while maintaining comparable performance. The architecture relies on quantization-aware training and lightweight operations to replace conventional dense matrix multiplications with more efficient alternatives. These optimizations can significantly reduce memory consumption and potentially improve computational efficiency during both training and inference. The repository provides implementations of models at several parameter scales and includes tools for experimenting with the architecture using modern machine learning frameworks. -
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MatchZoo
Facilitating the design, comparison and sharing of deep text models
The goal of MatchZoo is to provide a high-quality codebase for deep text matching research, such as document retrieval, question answering, conversational response ranking, and paraphrase identification. With the unified data processing pipeline, simplified model configuration and automatic hyper-parameters tunning features equipped, MatchZoo is flexible and easy to use. Preprocess your input data in three lines of code, keep track parameters to be passed into the model. Make use of MatchZoo customized loss functions and evaluation metrics. Initialize the model, fine-tune the hyper-parameters. Generate pair-wise training data on-the-fly, evaluate model performance using customized callbacks on validation data. MatchZoo is dependent on Keras and Tensorflow. -
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Matcha-TTS
A fast TTS architecture with conditional flow matching
Matcha-TTS is a non-autoregressive neural text-to-speech architecture that uses conditional flow matching to generate speech quickly while maintaining natural quality. It models speech as an ODE-based generative process, and conditional flow matching lets it reach high-quality audio in only a few synthesis steps, which greatly reduces latency compared to score-matching diffusion approaches. The model is fully probabilistic, so it can generate diverse realizations of the same text while still sounding stable and intelligible. The repository provides an end-to-end TTS pipeline: a PyTorch/Lightning training stack, configuration files, pre-trained checkpoints, a command-line interface, and a Gradio app for interactive testing. Users can train on standard datasets like LJSpeech or plug in their own corpora, with helper tools for computing dataset statistics, extracting phoneme durations, and running multi-GPU training. -
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Matrix
Multi-Agent daTa geneRation Infra and eXperimentation framework
Matrix is a distributed, large-scale engine for multi-agent synthetic data generation and experiments: it provides the infrastructure to run thousands of “agentic” workflows concurrently (e.g. multiple LLMs interacting, reasoning, generating content, data-processing pipelines) by leveraging distributed computing (like Ray + cluster management). The idea is to treat data generation as a “data-to-data” transformation: each input item defines a task, and the runtime orchestrates asynchronous, peer-to-peer agent workflows, avoiding global synchronization bottlenecks. That design makes Matrix particularly well-suited for large-batch inference, model benchmarking, data curation, augmentation, or generation — whether for language, code, dialogue, or multimodal tasks. It supports both open-source LLMs and proprietary models (via integration with model backends), and works with containerized or sandboxed environments for safe tool execution or external code runs. -
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MaxText
A simple, performant and scalable Jax LLM
MaxText is a high-performance, highly scalable open-source framework designed to train and fine-tune large language models using the JAX ecosystem. The project acts as both a reference implementation and a practical training library that demonstrates best practices for building and scaling transformer-based language models on modern accelerator hardware. It is optimized to run efficiently on Google Cloud TPUs and GPUs, enabling researchers and engineers to train models ranging from small experiments to extremely large distributed workloads. The framework focuses on simplicity while still supporting advanced techniques such as model sharding, distributed computation, and high-throughput training pipelines. MaxText includes ready-to-use configurations and reproducible training examples that help developers understand how to deploy large-scale AI workloads with modern machine learning infrastructure. -
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Mctx
Monte Carlo tree search in JAX
mctx is a Monte Carlo Tree Search (MCTS) library developed by Google DeepMind for reinforcement learning research. It enables efficient and flexible implementation of MCTS algorithms, including those used in AlphaZero and MuZero. -
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MedGemma
Collection of Gemma 3 variants that are trained for performance
MedGemma is a collection of specialized open-source AI models created by Google as part of its Health AI Developer Foundations initiative, built on the Gemma 3 family of transformer models and trained for medical text and image comprehension tasks that help accelerate the development of healthcare-focused AI applications. It includes multiple variants such as a 4 billion-parameter multimodal model that can process both medical images and text and a 27 billion-parameter text-only (and multimodal) model that offers deeper clinical reasoning and understanding at higher capacity, making it suitable for complex tasks like medical question answering, summarization of clinical notes, or generating reports from radiology images. The multimodal versions pair a SigLIP-based image encoder pre-trained on diverse de-identified medical imaging data. -
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Medeo Video Generator
AI-powered video generation skill for OpenClaw
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. The framework is designed to be modular, allowing developers to plug video capabilities into larger AI pipelines or agent systems. It emphasizes ease of integration and scalability, enabling both simple use cases and more complex multimedia workflows. -
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MedgeClaw
Open-source AI research assistant for biomedicine
MedgeClaw is a specialized AI-powered research assistant tailored for biomedical and scientific workflows, built on top of OpenClaw and Claude Code architectures. It integrates a large library of domain-specific skills, enabling it to perform complex analyses in areas such as genomics, drug discovery, and clinical research. The system connects conversational interfaces with computational environments, allowing users to initiate research tasks through messaging platforms while the backend executes analyses using tools like R and Python. It includes a real-time dashboard that displays progress, generated code, and outputs, providing transparency throughout the research process. MedgeClaw also supports reproducibility by generating structured reports and maintaining consistent environments through containerization. Its architecture combines conversational AI, automated pipelines, and scientific tooling into a unified workflow. -
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Medusa
Framework for Accelerating LLM Generation with Multiple Decoding Heads
Medusa is a framework aimed at accelerating the generation capabilities of Large Language Models (LLMs) by employing multiple decoding heads. This approach allows for parallel processing during text generation, significantly enhancing throughput and reducing response times. Medusa is designed to be simple to implement and integrates with existing LLM infrastructures, making it a practical solution for scaling LLM applications. -
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MegaHAL is a 'conversation simulator' that learns as you talk to it. MegaHAL differs from conversation simulators such as Eliza in that it uses a Markov Model to learn how to hold a conversation. It is possible to teach MegaHAL to talk about new topic
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MegaParse
File Parser optimised for LLM Ingestion with no loss
MegaParse is a file parser optimized for Large Language Model (LLM) ingestion, ensuring no loss of information. It efficiently parses various document formats, such as PDFs, DOCX, and PPTX, converting them into formats ideal for processing by LLMs. This tool is essential for applications that require accurate and comprehensive data extraction from diverse document types. -
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MegaTTS 3
Official PyTorch Implementation
MegaTTS3 is an open-source text-to-speech (TTS) and voice-cloning system from ByteDance that aims to deliver high-quality, expressive speech synthesis, including zero-shot voice cloning of previously unseen speakers. Its backbone is a lightweight diffusion-transformer (on the order of ~0.45 B parameters), which enables efficient inference while still producing high-fidelity audio. Given a reference audio sample (and corresponding latent representation), MegaTTS3 can generate speech in the style and voice timbre of that speaker — useful for personalized TTS, voice-overs, dubbing, or multi-speaker applications. The system supports both Chinese and English (with code-switching), making it versatile across languages, and offers controls for accent strength, voice similarity, intelligibility vs. similarity tradeoffs, and other speech parameters to fine-tune output. -
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Mellum-4b-base
JetBrains’ 4B parameter code model for completions
Mellum-4b-base is JetBrains’ first open-source large language model designed and optimized for code-related tasks. Built with 4 billion parameters and a LLaMA-style architecture, it was trained on over 4.2 trillion tokens across multiple programming languages, including datasets such as The Stack, StarCoder, and CommitPack. With a context window of 8,192 tokens, it excels at code completion, fill-in-the-middle tasks, and intelligent code suggestions for professional developer tools and IDEs. The model is efficient for both cloud inference with vLLM and local deployment using llama.cpp or Ollama, thanks to its bf16 precision and AMP training. While the base model is not fine-tuned for downstream tasks, it is designed to be easily adapted through supervised fine-tuning (SFT) or reinforcement learning (RL). Benchmarks on RepoBench, SAFIM, and HumanEval demonstrate its competitive performance, with specialized fine-tuned versions for Python already showing strong improvements. -
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Mem0
The Memory layer for AI Agents
Mem0 is a self-improving memory layer designed for Large Language Model (LLM) applications, enabling personalized AI experiences that save costs and delight users. It remembers user preferences, adapts to individual needs, and continuously improves over time. Key features include enhancing future conversations by building smarter AI that learns from every interaction, reducing LLM costs by up to 80% through intelligent data filtering, delivering more accurate and personalized AI outputs by leveraging historical context, and offering easy integration compatible with platforms like OpenAI and Claude. Mem0 is perfect for projects such as customer support, where chatbots remember past interactions to reduce repetition and speed up resolution times; personal AI companions that recall preferences and past conversations for more meaningful interactions; AI agents that learn from each interaction to become more personalized and effective over time. -
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MemClaw
Persistent memory for AI agent fleets (OSS)
MemClaw is an open-source governed shared memory platform for AI agent fleets. It is designed to help agents remember information across sessions, teams, tools, and models instead of keeping knowledge trapped inside isolated conversations. The project emphasizes enterprise-style governance, including permissions, tenant isolation, audit trails, visibility scopes, and agent trust tiers. It also supports agent integrations through MCP and OpenClaw-style workflows, making it useful for multi-agent systems that need persistent recall. Its architecture goes beyond a simple vector database by adding rules about who can store, retrieve, and share each memory. caura-memclaw is best suited for teams building AI agents that need long-term memory, controlled sharing, compliance awareness, and safer cross-agent coordination. -
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Memary
The Open Source Memory Layer For Autonomous Agents
Memary is a journaling and personal memory management application that helps users record and retrieve past experiences. It focuses on simplicity, ease of use, and structured data storage for personal reflections and knowledge tracking.
