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PageIndex searches long PDFs with no vector database

Vectorless RAG tool PageIndex builds a table-of-contents tree from a long PDF and lets the model reason its way to the right section. No chunking.

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Outlines stops your AI from ever writing broken JSON

Outlines structured generation blocks invalid tokens while a model writes, so JSON matches your schema by construction instead of by retry and repair.

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Best AI audio tools 2026

Best AI audio tools 2026 for transcription, voice cloning, cleanup. Where a free hosted tier wins and where running Whisper yourself wins outright.

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OpenMMO lets AI agents play by the same rules as you

Open source MMO for AI agents OpenMMO puts bots and humans on one WebSocket protocol, in a 32 km procedural world with server-side dice-roll combat.

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Lightpanda is a headless browser that fits in 123 MB

Headless browser for AI agents Lightpanda is written in Zig, peaks at 123 MB where Chrome needs 2 GB, and speaks CDP so Puppeteer connects unchanged.

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turbovec fits a 31 GB vector index into 4 GB of RAM

Quantized vector index turbovec squeezes a 31 GB corpus into 4 GB and beats FAISS FastScan by 19 to 31 percent on ARM, with no separate training step.