47% of Atlas Score
A collection of agent skills for domains like C3 programming, Arduino development, and Wii game homebrew, accompanied by an evaluation toolkit for assessing the human-likeness of agent outputs.
Software engineer.
AI-Atlas score
| Machine Learning | 31 |
|---|---|
| Computer Vision | 28 |
| Data Science | 0 |
| NLP & LLMs | 20 |
| AI Agents | 48 |
| MLOps | 0 |
Each node is one domain, scored only from evidence in these public repositories. Select one to see why.
Substantial implementations with real depth.
223 public repositories → 5 with AI work, evaluated. The other 218 (repositories without AI code, forks and empty repositories) are not scored and have no effect on the result. How repositories are selected
Ordered by how much each project adds to the Atlas score, not by its own score. A project with evidence in several domains can rank above one with a slightly higher project score. Choose a domain to focus on the projects with meaningful evidence there.
47% of Atlas Score
A collection of agent skills for domains like C3 programming, Arduino development, and Wii game homebrew, accompanied by an evaluation toolkit for assessing the human-likeness of agent outputs.
26% of Atlas Score
This repository contains a benchmarking script for the KittenTTS text-to-speech model under different ONNX configurations, along with a streaming chat application that combines an LLM with TTS for real-time speech output.
19% of Atlas Score
This repository provides macOS tools for interacting with the CIDOO ABM066 keyboard's screen and clock via HID protocol. It includes command-line utilities for clock configuration and image upload, a web interface, and detailed reverse engineering documentation.
8% of Atlas Score
milktea is a terminal and graphical user interface library for the C3 programming language, implementing the Elm Architecture. It provides modules for event handling, styling, layout, and scripting via QuickJS, enabling the development of interactive applications including AI agent interfaces.
The repository provides a benchmark harness that compares two C3-based HTTP servers (using libwebsockets or uWebSockets) with equivalent Node.js and Bun servers, measuring request throughput and latency. It includes build scripts, a C++ shim for uWebSockets, and a devlog documenting the results.