halley

Open source

Fourteen projects, one bench.

Agents, the tools around them, and the fast libraries they run on. Almost all of it is MIT or Apache licensed, and every number on these pages links to where it comes from.

Voice 1Agents 2Agent infrastructure 5Developer tools 3Libraries 3

Voice01

Tring

Write a voice agent once in YAML and run it on any speech architecture

Pythonv0.4.1
Agents02

UnClaude

An open-source AI engineer that runs on your machine, with any model you choose

Pythonv0.7.0
Agents03

fasthands

Computer use that sends diffs, not screenshots: 91% fewer tokens, any model as the brain

TypeScriptMIT
Agent infrastructure04

faultline

A live architecture map that stops agents crossing the boundaries you drew

TypeScript★ 15
Agent infrastructure05

AgentReplay

Turn a failed agent run into a replayable test that blocks the same mistake in CI

JavaScriptv0.2.0-alpha.1
Agent infrastructure06

guardian

Reviews every agent action before it runs, in ~400ms at about $0.00001 each

JavaScriptMIT
Agent infrastructure07

Pact

Let agents prove who sent them and what they may do, verified offline with no server

Gov0.1.1
Agent infrastructure08

witness

A recording cache for model APIs that cuts inference spend and resumes crashed runs

Rustv0.3.0
Developer tools09

Quicky Wiki

Turn a pile of documents into a knowledge base that scores how sure it is

TypeScript★ 24
Developer tools10

voila

Paste a URL, get a narrated, zoom-animated demo video made entirely on your machine

JavaScriptv0.8.0
Developer tools11

context-broker

Answers big-file reads with an exact skeleton: 80 to 95% fewer tokens, no second model

C++MIT
Libraries12

sheetstream

Read and write million-row XLSX and CSV files in Node.js in about 80 MB of memory

Rustv0.3.0
Libraries13

purify-edge

DOMPurify without jsdom: identical output, 4x faster, runs on Cloudflare Workers

JavaScriptv0.1.2
Libraries14

samemark

The same mdast as remark-parse, up to 10x faster, with streaming for chat UIs

JavaScriptv0.1.0
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