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CallMe is a minimalist plugin for Claude Code that bridges computational tasks with real-world alerts by letting the AI call your phone, smartwatch, or even a landline when an operation finishes, gets stuck, or needs a user decision. It is designed to let users start a long-running task, leave their device, and then be notified in a natural way with a phone call instead of second-guessing progress in the console.

I created this rss reader completely with AI, using Claude and Mistral. The only manual change was the title. I don't know much about JavaScript and I didn't look at the code at all. It might be really bad code, but it works for me. The data is stored completely in the browser, so if you are interested, you can simply open it from the following url: https://svn.code.sf.net/p/rssshow/code/trunk/rssshow.html

An AIML based chat bot building on the original Alice AIML 1.0.1 set produced by Dr. Wallace and the ALICE AI Foundation and the PyAIML code base written by Cort Stratton, the ANGie project incorporates additional AIML sets, adds its own AIML to the set, adds new AIML tags and additional code to provide more dynamic responses and more logical case-based-reasoning. Reading through most AIML sets it seems like the authors' intention was to have a response to every input that a bot has ever seen. ...

bMotion is an AI script for eggdrop bots to give them a bit of life and make them better channel members on IRC. It exposes a plugin interface allowing its functionality and behaviour to be easily adjusted and extended with TCL scripts. Latest code is available on GitHub.

Multi-agent system that helps to create fail-safe distributed storage in SOHO LAN. Source code has been published to GitHub: https://github.com/savermyas/JSaverStorage

Message Transport Protocol (MTP) implementation using XMPP for the Java Agent DEvelopment framework (JADE). Produced under the Google Summer of Code program with the help of Quantum Leap Interactive and Jabber, Inc.

QSO-Graph is a suite of 11 MCP (Model Context Protocol) servers for amateur radio operators. Provides AI-powered access to QRZ, eQSL, LoTW, HamQTH, POTA, SOTA, IOTA, WSPR, solar weather, ADIF parsing, and HF Description: Propagation analytics. Native installers for Windows (InnoSetup) and Linux (RPM). All servers also available via pip from PyPI. Source code at github.com/qso-graph.