AI Agents

Trending Open Source AI Projects on GitHub, October 2026

Trending Open Source AI Projects on GitHub, October 2026

Open source AI, grouped by the job

GitHub’s monthly trending page works for a language, because a language filter already defines the set. Open source AI asks a different question: the work spans five languages, and the useful cut is the job a repository does.

gstack: AI Software Engineering Stack

gstack: AI Software Engineering Stack

A software factory built from agent skills

AI coding agents can already write functions, modify repositories, run tests, and open pull requests. The harder problem is getting an agent to follow a repeatable engineering process before, during, and after the code is written.

Self-Hosted Deep Research Systems: 12 Tools Compared

Self-Hosted Deep Research Systems: 12 Tools Compared

Self-hosted agents that research beyond search

Deep Research has become its own category of software, not just a model pointed at a search box. This article compares twelve self-hosted systems and the research architectures behind them.

How to Migrate from OpenClaw to Hermes Agent Safely

How to Migrate from OpenClaw to Hermes Agent Safely

A safe cutover beyond the one-line import

Migrating an AI assistant is not the same as copying an application config. The hard part is preserving identity, memory, tool behavior, scheduled work, and messaging access without two gateways acting as the same bot.

Hermes Agent Skill Authoring — SKILL.md Structure and Best Practices

Hermes Agent Skill Authoring — SKILL.md Structure and Best Practices

Author Hermes skills that load fast and behave reliably

Hermes Agent treats skills as the default way to teach repeatable workflows. Official documentation describes them as on-demand knowledge documents aligned with the open agentskills.io shape, loaded through progressive disclosure so the model sees a small index first and only pulls full instructions when a task actually needs them.