Check hashes for your files - Collision comes with a simple & clean UI, allowing anyone, from any age and experience group, to generate, compare and verify MD5, SHA-256, SHA-512, SHA-1, Blake3, CRC...
An open document format, with a reference implementation in Rust, that puts a whole document (text, media, declared interaction, and a built-in accessibility structure) in one portable file that wo...
MIT-licensed Python framework providing the semantic intelligence layer that AI applications are missing — bridging raw text and trustworthy, explainable AI. Problem: Modern RAG pipelines and ag...
A debate-native, multi-agent AI framework for evidence-based reasoning with structured argumentation, decision-theoretic planning, and full provenance tracking. ARGUS implements the Research Debate...
BiasClear is open-source structural persuasion detection infrastructure for the AI ecosystem. It audits text for rhetorical manipulation patterns such as manufactured consensus, authority substitut...
A compact, self-hosted programming language for backend services, network tooling, and automation — built entirely on a Steam Deck. The full stack — lexer, parser, bytecode compiler, VM, and 3...
The Pre-Registered ML Manifest: an open specification for committing the success criteria of an AI evaluation (metric, threshold, dataset, seed and five further fields) to canonical bytes and a SHA...
The reference command line tool and library for PRML: canonicaliser, validator, verifier with dataset content checks, in-toto attestation output, and the lock/run/verdict/guard workflow that binds ...
PRML (Pre-Registered ML Manifest) makes AI evaluation claims tamper-evident: nine YAML fields serialized to canonical bytes and committed to a SHA-256 before the run. Verification is offline and de...
Open-source trust layer for cross-border B2B trade on the XRP Ledger. Provides non-custodial escrow, ed25519 multi-signature custody (3/3 oracle release), and on-ledger anchoring of a Digital Produ...
A meeting notetaker that records, transcribes and summarises entirely on your own machine. No audio, transcript or note is ever uploaded, because there is no account, no backend and nowhere to send...