A security-review agent that checks vulnerability reports for real, reproducible threats and filters out false positives. A false positive is an alleged problem that is not actually exploitable or harmful in the stated environment.
Expert on cluster launching and resource scheduling (Slurm/Ray/Kubernetes). Use when user modifies launcher/scheduler code, configures cluster resources, or troubleshoots deployment issues.
Read this document before changing customcomponents/hamcptools/ or a server feature that depends on the component. The HACS component and the ha-mcp server ship through separate installation paths, so compatibility must hold in both update directions.
Read this document when setting up the repository, running the server, choosing verification commands, researching Home Assistant APIs, or orienting yourself in the architecture. Behavioral rules about when testing is required remain in AGENTS.md; test implementation details live in tests/AGENTS.md.
Read this document before triaging issues, changing GitHub automation, managing a pull request, or preparing a release. Repository-wide behavioral rules remain in AGENTS.md; this file owns the detailed commands, labels, bot behavior, and workflow inventory.
NanoClaw lets a NanoClaw Agent Group act as an OpenAgents Workspace agent. Unlike most OpenAgents agents, NanoClaw is not a stdin/stdout CLI and not a direct LLM API — it is an independent containerized agent runtime. Each Agent Group runs in its own Docker container (Apple Container on macOS; WSL2 on Windows), with…
Point Anthropic's Claude Code at a local rapid-mlx server. Claude Code speaks the Anthropic Messages API (POST /v1/messages); rapid-mlx implements that route natively, so you can drive Claude Code with any local model.
Point Nous Research's Hermes Agent at a local rapid-mlx server. Hermes is a tool-heavy CLI agent (it injects up to 62 tools per request) that speaks the OpenAI-compatible chat completions API (POST /v1/chat/completions).
This page renders the Tier-1 agent × model-family integration matrix truthfully from the authoritative test suite in tests/integrations/ — the matrix cells (testagentsmatrix.py), the family aliases and strict-xfail rules (conftest.py), and the pilot run recorded in tests/integrations/README.md.
Hostile logic reviewer. Use after code changes to adversarially check the staged git diff for off-by-one errors, wrong algorithms, missing edge cases, bad state transitions, and dead code. Reports a minimal triggering input per finding.
Hostile maintainability reviewer. Use after code changes to adversarially scan the staged git diff for oversized functions, magic numbers, duplicated code, unclear names, and tests that don't verify what they claim. Quotes the exact offending lines.
Hostile security reviewer. Use after code changes to adversarially audit the staged git diff for injection, auth bypass, hardcoded secrets, race conditions, and information leakage. Reports severity and a concrete exploit per finding.
LangGraph supports two types of memory essential for building conversational agents.
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