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Codex Autoresearch is a skill for OpenAI Codex that runs a self-directed loop of hypothesis-driven code changes: it modifies code, verifies the result against a target metric, retains improvements or reverts failures, and repeats until the goal is met. It treats every experiment as a Git commit and maintains a strict audit trail.

Use this tool when you have a clearly measurable optimization target in your project—such as eliminating test failures, improving type coverage, reducing binary size, or lowering latency—and want Codex to autonomously iterate toward that goal. It is especially valuable for long or overnight runs where hands-off automation is needed.

TokenTown is an interactive isometric city visualization that demonstrates how a Large Language Model works in real time, mapping transformer components like tokenizers, attention mechanisms, KV-caches, and samplers to city districts and buildings.

This resource is most valuable when onboarding to LLM concepts, debugging tokenization issues, or explaining transformer architecture to non-technical stakeholders. It's also useful when evaluating different models and understanding why certain prompts produce specific outputs.

This is an AI-native editor for Manim, a Python library for creating mathematical animations, allowing users to create, edit, and refine mathematical animations directly in the browser without local installation.

This resource is most valuable when creating educational content that requires mathematical or algorithmic visualizations, or when demonstrating complex concepts that benefit from animated explanations.

Google Maps Scraper is a desktop application and API service that extracts 50+ data points from Google Maps business listings, including contact information, emails, social profiles, reviews, and decision-maker details. It enables large-scale lead generation and business data collection with enrichment features.

This resource is most valuable when developers need to collect business location data at scale for building directory applications, lead generation tools, market analysis platforms, or any project requiring comprehensive business databases. It's particularly useful when the official Google Places API's limitations or costs are prohibitive for large-scale data needs.

Toolcraft is an open-source starter kit and UI library that provides a complete application architecture for building custom design apps with AI, including canvas, toolbar, layer system, timeline, and keyframe workflows.

This resource is most valuable when developers need to build small creative products, internal utilities, interactive experiments, or custom design tools that require canvas-based interfaces, layer management, or timeline workflows.

ChartCraft is an AI-powered platform that audits Business Intelligence dashboards (Power BI, Tableau, Looker, Qlik) to score them on visual hierarchy and chart choice, while generating improved, production-ready layouts.

Use this resource during the design review and refinement phase of a data application to evaluate and enhance the effectiveness of your data visualizations before deployment.

Tines is a secure workflow automation platform that enables teams to build AI-powered agents, applications, and automations while maintaining visibility, governance, and control across enterprise systems.

Tines is most valuable when building enterprise-grade automations that require security compliance, when integrating AI capabilities into sensitive systems, or when creating workflows that need to connect multiple services with proper governance and monitoring.

XY is a GPU-accelerated Python charting library that enables fast, interactive visualization of datasets ranging from small plots to billions of data points. It uses a Rust core to compute only what's needed for screen display, making it exceptionally performant compared to alternatives like Matplotlib or Plotly.

XY is most valuable when visualizing large datasets (100K+ points) where traditional charting libraries would struggle with performance. It's also ideal when you need the same chart to work across notebooks, web applications, and static exports without changing the code.

It analyzes football match videos to generate professional-grade performance analytics including player tracking, team classification, event detection, physical stats, and natural language match reports using a multi-agent system orchestrated by LangGraph.

This resource is valuable when learning multi-agent AI architectures, building video analysis pipelines, or developing conversational AI applications that combine deterministic processing with LLM-generated insights.

OpenWorker is a local-first, open-source AI agent that executes tasks across your everyday tools (Slack, email, calendar, files, CRM) to produce finished deliverables rather than just chat responses. It allows users to bring their own model—whether cloud-based APIs or local models via Ollama—and operates with human-in-the-loop approval for consequential actions.

This resource is most valuable for automating repetitive workflows like incident response triage, meeting preparation, sprint planning analysis, and calendar management—tasks that consume developer time but follow predictable patterns. It's particularly useful for solo developers or small teams who need to offload administrative overhead while maintaining control over sensitive actions.