YC-Killer

Why we included this project

This repo bundles a broad set of agentic applications, each automating a different professional task rather than trying to be one all-in-one tool. You get an open-source take on deep research, a quantitative trading agent with backtesting, a personal executive assistant, a terminal coding agent written in Rust, and voice-driven agents for call centers, tutoring, medical consultations, and accounting. For teams comparing agent architectures, it doubles as a survey of patterns: multi-agent orchestration, MCP/tool routing, speech interfaces, and Docker deployment all appear across the sub-projects. Just keep expectations realistic; the claims are bold, the repo also works as a recruiting funnel, and a single maintainer drives development, so treat each agent as a starting point to inspect rather than a battle-tested product. Even so, the codebase is a decent reference for seeing how different agents are structured before you settle on a design to adapt.