Research tools and resources

Enter a domain to see how AI models describe your product and which competitors they name.

A local workspace that turns coding agents such as Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode or Cursor into research assistants: reviewing literature, proposing a hypothesis, changing code, launching an experiment and deciding what to try next.

This is a collection of reference agents, skills and data connectors built for financial-services work — investment banking, equity research, private equity and wealth management — that plug into Claude as Cowork plugins or run through Anthropic's Managed Agents API.

Add ready-made science skills so your AI agent can run genomics, chemistry or data analysis tasks properly.

A command-line tool that boots a virtual iPhone on an Apple Silicon Mac using Apple’s own Virtualization framework together with the infrastructure Apple built for Private Cloud Compute research.

Collect PDFs, videos and web pages, then search, chat and make podcasts from them.

Open a compiled program for Windows, macOS or Linux and read a reconstructed version of its code to work out what it does.

Give Orkas a goal and its AI agents plan, research, write and build the work on your computer.

Let your AI assistant read web pages, YouTube subtitles, GitHub repositories, RSS feeds and, with your own logins, posts on X, Reddit and Xiaohongshu.

An open-source tool for open-source intelligence work: you build up an investigation as a visual graph, adding entities and the relationships between them, and extending it with your own collectors as you go.

An operating layer installed on top of Hermes Agent, the open agent from Nous Research.

Have a team of AI agents research a stock and debate a trading decision.

A skill router pack for AI coding assistants that encounter reverse-engineering tasks: an APK, a binary, encrypted frontend JavaScript, a CTF challenge, or a penetration-testing target.

MiMo-V2.6-Distill-Qwen-9B is a 9-billion-parameter model made by fine-tuning Qwen3.5-9B on data generated by Xiaomi's larger MiMo-V2.6 models, a technique called distillation where a smaller model is trained to imitate a bigger one's outputs rather than being trained on raw internet text from scratch.