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...It also exposes an MCP server, so tools like Claude, Codex, and Cursor can interact with the project. The core editor, MCP server, and agent chat are open source, while generative AI processing remains closed source. It is designed specifically for macOS 26 on Apple Silicon.

Qwen Audio Agent is a real-time voice runtime designed to keep an AI assistant conversationally present while it performs longer tasks. It supports full-duplex speech, natural interruption, and continuous multi-turn dialogue. Direct questions are answered immediately, while tool-intensive work can be delegated to a background coding agent without ending the voice session.

Video Use is an open-source AI-powered video editing tool that allows users to transform raw footage into polished videos using natural language commands. Designed to work with Claude Code, it automates the entire editing process—from cutting clips to rendering the final output—without requiring manual timelines or complex software interfaces. The system intelligently analyzes audio transcripts and visual cues to make precise, context-aware editing decisions. It supports a wide range of...

Bloom is an open-source, agent-centric video recording and processing platform designed as a modern alternative to tools like Loom, but with a strong emphasis on AI-driven workflows and programmability. It allows users to record sessions locally while simultaneously preparing those recordings to be processed, indexed, and analyzed by AI systems, effectively turning simple screen captures into structured, queryable data.

...It fits naturally with local AI coding agents, since the visual output is represented as code that can be inspected, changed, and regenerated. The workflow can support motion graphics, social content, product visuals, and structured video experiments. Its main value is turning HTML-based design and animation into a repeatable, agent-friendly video production pipeline.

The Video PreTraining (VPT) repository provides code and model artifacts for a project where agents learn to act by watching human gameplay videos—specifically, gameplay of Minecraft—using behavioral cloning. The idea is to learn general priors of control from large-scale, unlabeled video data, and then optionally fine-tune those priors for more goal-directed behavior via environment interaction. The repository contains demonstration models of different widths, fine-tuned variants (e.g. for...

The FlashServer is a part of the MASSim project of the Computational Intelligence Group at the TU Clausthal, Germany and his main task is the visualization of the games as Flash videos. Currently the FS is not in use during the Multi-Agent Contest.