Intelligence products that run themselves.
Eighteen live products, built and operated end-to-end by Kymata Labs' AI agents. Each one pulls real data, recomputes its own rankings, and redeploys itself — every day, with no human in the loop. Not a portfolio of demos. Working software that maintains itself.
StackTracker
● LiveThe live momentum index for AI infrastructure.
Open-source AI-infra — agent frameworks, inference engines, vector DBs, gateways — ranked daily by real GitHub velocity, not stars.
The MCP Index
● LiveEvery MCP server, in one living index.
The official Model Context Protocol registry — every server, categorized, freshness-tracked, and searchable. Sourced direct, refreshed every day.
Agent Velocity
● LiveThe open-source coding-agent race.
A live leaderboard of open-source coding agents, ranked by shipping velocity — commit cadence, release recency, and trend. Who's actually moving.
Model Radar
● LiveWhat's surging on Hugging Face right now.
The AI models trending on Hugging Face — ranked by trending score, with downloads, likes, and freshness, categorized by task. The pulse of open models.
The Living Indexes
● LiveEvery AI-builder index, in one place.
The hub for the whole self-updating fleet — seventeen living indexes of the AI-builder ecosystem, aggregated with live counts and recomputed every day.
The Skill Index
● LiveEvery Claude Code & AI-agent skill, ranked by momentum.
Claude Code skills, subagents, slash-commands, hooks and the collections that hold them — ranked daily by GitHub momentum, not stars.
The Eval Index
● LiveHow do you measure an AI?
LLM & agent evaluation frameworks, benchmark suites, observability and red-teaming harnesses — the eval stack, ranked by momentum.
The Local LLM Index
● LiveRun the model on your own hardware.
Tools for running LLMs locally and on-device — inference engines, runners, local chat UIs and quantization, ranked by momentum.
The Prompt Index
● LiveThe best prompts are version-controlled.
Prompt-engineering resources — curated collections, leaked system prompts, optimizers, frameworks and guides, ranked by momentum.
The RAG Index
● LiveThe retrieval stack, mapped.
Retrieval-augmented-generation tooling — RAG frameworks, vector databases, embeddings, reranking and ingestion, ranked by momentum.
The Diffusion Index
● LiveThe generative-imagery stack, developed.
AI image & video generation — diffusion models, ComfyUI nodes, video generators, editing, control and fine-tuning, ranked daily by GitHub momentum.
The Voice AI Index
● LiveThe voice & speech stack, on air.
Voice & speech AI — text-to-speech, speech recognition, voice cloning & conversion, realtime voice agents and toolkits, ranked daily by GitHub momentum.
The Dataset Index
● LiveThe data-centric AI stack, catalogued.
Data-centric AI tooling — data labeling & annotation, synthetic data, curation & quality, augmentation and dataset frameworks, ranked daily by GitHub momentum.
The Fine-Tuning Index
● LiveForge your own model.
LLM fine-tuning & post-training tooling — frameworks, PEFT/LoRA, RLHF/DPO and training data, ranked by momentum.
The Gateway Index
● LiveThe layer between your app and every model.
LLM gateways, proxies & routers — the routing layer between apps and model providers: gateways & proxies, model routers, multi-provider SDKs and caching, ranked by momentum.
The Agent Index
● LiveThe stack for building autonomous agents.
AI agent frameworks — the libraries that turn an LLM into a system that can plan, use tools, remember and act: multi-agent, autonomous agents, orchestration, memory and agent SDKs, ranked by momentum.
The Document Index
● LiveTurn any document into structured data.
Document-AI tooling — the tools that read a page so your pipeline doesn't have to: OCR engines, PDF extraction, document parsing, layout & table analysis, and vision-language understanding, ranked by momentum.
The Observability Index
● LiveThe production-AI control room.
LLM & AI observability — the tools that watch AI in production: LLM & agent tracing, monitoring & cost analytics, online evaluation, agent observability, and ML / data-drift detection, ranked by momentum.
How it works
None of these are hand-maintained. For each product, an autonomous agent pulls live signals from a public source — GitHub, the MCP registry, Hugging Face — recomputes its rankings, and redeploys the site through a daily job. The code, the scoring, and the cron that runs them were all built by the same agent stack that operates Kymata Labs. They are the clearest demonstration of what we do: software that ships and maintains itself.