UmaAi is a tool designed for algorithm learning purposes, specifically focused on analyzing scenario mechanics in a game. It provides functionalities such as simulating scenarios, searching, handwritten-logic, and OCR integration. The tool allows users to modify settings in config.h for evaluating cardset strength, simulating games, and understanding game mechanisms through the source code. It emphasizes that it should not be used for illegal purposes and is intended for educational use only.

An artificial intelligence framework entirely written in Java for game development with libGDX. It is a high-performance framework providing common AI techniques used in the game industry, covering movement AI, pathfinding, decision making, and infrastructure. The framework is designed to be used with libGDX but can be used independently. Current features include steering behaviors, formation motion, A* pathfinding, hierarchical pathfinding, behavior trees, state machine, message handling, and scheduling.

Recognize is a smart media tagging tool for Nextcloud that automatically categorizes photos and music by recognizing faces, animals, landscapes, food, vehicles, buildings, landmarks, monuments, music genres, and human actions in videos. It uses pre-trained models for object detection, landmark recognition, face comparison, music genre classification, and video classification. The tool ensures privacy by processing images locally without sending data to cloud providers. However, it cannot process end-to-end encrypted files. Recognize is rated positively for ethical AI practices in terms of open-source software, freely available models, and training data transparency, except for music genre recognition due to limited access to training data.

GLaDOS Personality Core is a project dedicated to building a real-life version of GLaDOS, an aware, interactive, and embodied AI system. The project aims to train GLaDOS voice generator, create a 'Personality Core,' develop medium- and long-term memory, provide vision capabilities, design 3D-printable parts, and build an animatronics system. The software architecture focuses on low-latency voice interactions and minimal dependencies. The hardware system includes servo- and stepper-motors, 3D printable parts for GLaDOS's body, animations for expression, and a vision system for tracking and interaction. Installation instructions involve setting up a local LLM server, installing drivers, and running GLaDOS on different operating systems.

Digma is a Continuous Feedback platform that provides code-level insights related to performance, errors, and usage during development. It empowers developers to own their code all the way to production, improving code quality and preventing critical issues. Digma integrates with OpenTelemetry traces and metrics to generate insights in the IDE, helping developers analyze code scalability, bottlenecks, errors, and usage patterns.

Wave Apps is a directory of sample applications built on H2O Wave, allowing users to build AI apps faster. The apps cover various use cases such as explainable hotel ratings, human-in-the-loop credit risk assessment, mitigating churn risk, online shopping recommendations, and sales forecasting EDA. Users can download, modify, and integrate these sample apps into their own projects to learn about app development and AI model deployment.

Wingman AI allows you to use your voice to talk to various AI providers and LLMs, process your conversations, and ultimately trigger actions such as pressing buttons or reading answers. Our _Wingmen_ are like characters and your interface to this world, and you can easily control their behavior and characteristics, even if you're not a developer. AI is complex and it scares people. It's also **not just ChatGPT**. We want to make it as easy as possible for you to get started. That's what _Wingman AI_ is all about. It's a **framework** that allows you to build your own Wingmen and use them in your games and programs. The idea is simple, but the possibilities are endless. For example, you could: * **Role play** with an AI while playing for more immersion. Have air traffic control (ATC) in _Star Citizen_ or _Flight Simulator_. Talk to Shadowheart in Baldur's Gate 3 and have her respond in her own (cloned) voice. * Get live data such as trade information, build guides, or wiki content and have it read to you in-game by a _character_ and voice you control. * Execute keystrokes in games/applications and create complex macros. Trigger them in natural conversations with **no need for exact phrases.** The AI understands the context of your dialog and is quite _smart_ in recognizing your intent. Say _"It's raining! I can't see a thing!"_ and have it trigger a command you simply named _WipeVisors_. * Automate tasks on your computer * improve accessibility * ... and much more

FreeChat is a native LLM appliance for macOS that runs completely locally. Download it and ask your LLM a question without doing any configuration. A local/llama version of OpenAI's chat without login or tracking. You should be able to install from the Mac App Store and use it immediately.

Prompt Buddy is a Microsoft Teams app that provides a central location for teams to share and discover their favorite AI prompts. It comes preloaded with Microsoft Copilot and other categories, but users can also add their own custom prompts. The app is easy to use and allows users to upvote their favorite prompts, which raises them to the top of the leaderboard. Prompt Buddy also supports dark mode and offers a mobile layout for use on phones. It is built on the Power Platform and can be customized and extended by the installer.

SudoLang is a programming language designed for collaboration with AI language models like ChatGPT, Bing Chat, Anthropic Claude, Google Gemini, Meta's Llama models, etc. It emphasizes natural language constraint-based programming, interfaces, semantic pattern matching, referential omnipotence, function composition, and Mermaid diagrams. SudoLang is easier to learn than traditional programming languages, improves reasoning performance, and offers a declarative, constraint-based, interface-oriented approach. It provides structured pseudocode for complex prompts, reducing prompting costs and response times.

Smart Connections is an AI-powered plugin for Obsidian that helps you discover hidden connections and insights in your notes. With features like Smart View for real-time relevant note suggestions and Smart Chat for chatting with your notes, Smart Connections makes it easier than ever to stay organized and uncover hidden connections between your notes. Its intuitive interface and customizable settings ensure a seamless experience, tailored to your unique needs and preferences.

Robocode Tank Royale is a programming game where the goal is to code a bot in the form of a virtual tank to compete against other bots in a virtual battle arena. The player is the programmer of a bot, who will have no direct influence on the game him/herself. Instead, the player must write a program with the logic for the brain of the bot. The program contains instructions to the bot about how it should move, scan for opponent bots, fire its gun, and how it should react to various events occurring during a battle. The name **Robocode** is short for "Robot code," which originates from the original/first version of the game. **Robocode Tank Royale** is the next evolution/version of the game, where bots can participate via the Internet/network. All bots run over a web socket. The game aims to help you learn how to program and improve your programming skills, and have fun while doing it. Robocode is also useful when studying or improving machine learning in a fast-running real-time game. Robocode's battles take place on a "battlefield," where bots fight it out until only one is left, like a Battle Royale game. Hence the name **Tank Royale**. Note that Robocode contains no gore, blood, people, and politics. The battles are simply for the excitement of the competition we appreciate so much.

LLocalSearch is a completely locally running search aggregator using LLM Agents. The user can ask a question and the system will use a chain of LLMs to find the answer. The user can see the progress of the agents and the final answer. No OpenAI or Google API keys are needed.

The AI Horde is an enterprise-level ML-Ops crowdsourced distributed inference cluster for AI Models. This middleware can support both Image and Text generation. It is infinitely scalable and supports seamless drop-in/drop-out of compute resources. The Public version allows people without a powerful GPU to use Stable Diffusion or Large Language Models like Pygmalion/Llama by relying on spare/idle resources provided by the community and also allows non-python clients, such as games and apps, to use AI-provided generations.

Examor is a website application that allows you to take exams based on your knowledge notes. It helps you to remember what you have learned and written. The application generates a set of questions from the documents you upload, and you can answer them to test your knowledge. Examor also uses GPT to score and validate your answers, and provides you with feedback. The application is still in its early stages of development, but it has the potential to be a valuable tool for learners.

Sorcery is a SillyTavern extension that allows AI characters to interact with the real world by executing user-defined scripts at specific events in the chat. It is easy to use and does not require a specially trained function calling model. Sorcery can be used to control smart home appliances, interact with virtual characters, and perform various tasks in the chat environment. It works by injecting instructions into the system prompt and intercepting markers to run associated scripts, providing a seamless user experience.

UmaAi is a tool designed for algorithm learning purposes, specifically focused on analyzing scenario mechanics in a game. It provides functionalities such as simulating scenarios, searching, handwritten-logic, and OCR integration. The tool allows users to modify settings in config.h for evaluating cardset strength, simulating games, and understanding game mechanisms through the source code. It emphasizes that it should not be used for illegal purposes and is intended for educational use only.

This repository provides a collection of interview questions and answers for algorithm engineers. The questions are organized by topic, and each question includes a detailed explanation of the answer. This repository is a valuable resource for anyone preparing for an algorithm engineering interview.

LLM-as-HH is a codebase that accompanies the paper ReEvo: Large Language Models as Hyper-Heuristics with Reflective Evolution. It introduces Language Hyper-Heuristics (LHHs) that leverage LLMs for heuristic generation with minimal manual intervention and open-ended heuristic spaces. Reflective Evolution (ReEvo) is presented as a searching framework that emulates the reflective design approach of human experts while surpassing human capabilities with scalable LLM inference, Internet-scale domain knowledge, and powerful evolutionary search. The tool can improve various algorithms on problems like Traveling Salesman Problem, Capacitated Vehicle Routing Problem, Orienteering Problem, Multiple Knapsack Problems, Bin Packing Problem, and Decap Placement Problem in both black-box and white-box settings.

The Universal Numbers Library is a header-only C++ template library designed for universal number arithmetic, offering alternatives to native integer and floating-point for mixed-precision algorithm development and optimization. It tailors arithmetic types to the application's precision and dynamic range, enabling improved application performance and energy efficiency. The library provides fast implementations of special IEEE-754 formats like quarter precision, half-precision, and quad precision, as well as vendor-specific extensions. It supports static and elastic integers, decimals, fixed-points, rationals, linear floats, tapered floats, logarithmic, interval, and adaptive-precision integers, rationals, and floats. The library is suitable for AI, DSP, HPC, and HFT algorithms.

UmaAi is a tool designed for algorithm learning purposes, specifically focused on analyzing scenario mechanics in a game. It provides functionalities such as simulating scenarios, searching, handwritten-logic, and OCR integration. The tool allows users to modify settings in config.h for evaluating cardset strength, simulating games, and understanding game mechanisms through the source code. It emphasizes that it should not be used for illegal purposes and is intended for educational use only.

KuiperLLama is a custom large model inference framework that guides users in building a LLama-supported inference framework with Cuda acceleration from scratch. The framework includes modules for architecture design, LLama2 model support, model quantization, Cuda basics, operator implementation, and fun tasks like text generation and storytelling. It also covers learning other commercial inference frameworks for comprehensive understanding. The project provides detailed tutorials and resources for developing and optimizing large models for efficient inference.

Awesome RoadMaps and Interviews is a comprehensive repository that aims to provide guidance for technical interviews and career development in the ITCS field. It covers a wide range of topics including interview strategies, technical knowledge, and practical insights gained from years of interviewing experience. The repository emphasizes the importance of combining theoretical knowledge with practical application, and encourages users to expand their interview preparation beyond just algorithms. It also offers resources for enhancing knowledge breadth, depth, and programming skills through curated roadmaps, mind maps, cheat sheets, and coding snippets. The content is structured to help individuals navigate various technical roles and technologies, fostering continuous learning and professional growth.

AI-IGU is a GitHub repository focused on Artificial Intelligence (AI) concepts, technology, software development, and algorithm improvement for all ages and professions. It emphasizes the importance of future software for future scientists and the increasing need for software developers in the industry. The repository covers various topics related to AI, including machine learning, deep learning, data mining, data science, big data, and more. It provides educational materials, practical examples, and hands-on projects to enhance software development skills and create awareness in the field of AI.

LLM4AD is an open-source Python-based platform leveraging Large Language Models (LLMs) for Automatic Algorithm Design (AD). It provides unified interfaces for methods, tasks, and LLMs, along with features like evaluation acceleration, secure evaluation, logs, GUI support, and more. The platform was originally developed for optimization tasks but is versatile enough to be used in other areas such as machine learning, science discovery, game theory, and engineering design. It offers various search methods and algorithm design tasks across different domains. LLM4AD supports remote LLM API, local HuggingFace LLM deployment, and custom LLM interfaces. The project is licensed under the MIT License and welcomes contributions, collaborations, and issue reports.