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Simulation

AI Town

a16z-infra · community project

A virtual village where AI characters talk and socialize. An open-source starting point for experimenting with simulated worlds; supports several model providers, including OpenAI-compatible APIs.

Good for Exploring playful agent simulations

DeveloperHosting & model costs
Before you start

JavaScript/TypeScript development setup, Convex (cloud or self-hosted), and a model provider. Supports local Ollama; the README includes Docker and Windows setup paths.

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Workflow

A document summarization workflow

n8n · community template

An inspectable template collection for summarizing URLs, text, and PDFs. Adapt one input path first, then compare its summaries with the original documents.

Good for Turning a repetitive reading task into a workflow

IntermediatePlatform & API costs
Before you start

n8n and OpenAI credentials; OCR.Space for optional scanned-PDF processing. Check every external data destination, keep webhook access restricted, and test each input path with non-sensitive files first. Template reviewed, not run by us.

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Starter project

Build a demo with Gradio

Gradio

Turn a Python function or model into a small web interface. The README includes a minimal working example and options for sharing a demo.

Good for Making an experiment usable by someone else

DeveloperFree framework · hosting extra
Before you start

Python 3.10 or later. Model and hosting costs vary. Enabling share=True creates a public URL even when computation runs on your computer; review access before sharing.

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Voice

Realtime Console

OpenAI

An example for exploring the Realtime API with WebRTC, event logging and client-side function calls. A useful reference for understanding voice interactions.

Good for Understanding realtime events and voice interactions

DeveloperAPI usage required
Before you start

Node.js and an OpenAI API key. Last repository push: August 2025; check current model availability and dependencies before running it. Not tested by this site.

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Voice

Realtime voice agents

OpenAI

A Next.js demo of voice agents that call tools and hand work to specialists. Compare the chat-supervisor and sequential-handoff patterns.

Good for Prototyping a voice interface

DeveloperAPI usage required
Before you start

Node.js, TypeScript familiarity, and an OpenAI API key. Not archived; last repository push January 2026. Examples reference older models, so check availability, costs and safeguards before adapting. We have not run this demo.

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Project directory

Hugging Face Spaces

Hugging Face · community projects

A directory of community AI demos across text, images, audio, and code. Individual projects vary in quality, maintenance, and data handling; inclusion is a discovery link, not an endorsement.

Good for Discovering and trying community experiments

All levelsVaries by demo
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Archived projectArchived reference

Make Real

tldraw · community project

A sketch-to-interface project built with the tldraw SDK. The repository was archived on February 20, 2026; treat it as a reference rather than an actively maintained starter. Its README links to a separate starter repository.

Good for Studying a sketch-to-interface experiment

Developer
Before you start

Archived reference; use the README’s separate starter link for follow-up research.

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