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Results for “clinical documentation”

10 tools in the directory · Updated

“clinical documentation”Download or installRuns on Command lineShowing 10 tools
  • Grok Buildby xAITerminal coding agent with headless and ACP modesUnknown
  • mlpackby mlpackOpen-source C++ machine-learning library with Python, Julia, R, Go and command-line interfaces.Free
  • Codeflashby CodeflashCodeflash optimizes code and benchmarks changes while checking whether behavior is preserved.Freemium
  • vLLMby vLLMLLM inference and serving library.Free
  • OpenHandsby OpenHandsOpen-source platform for running coding agents on engineering workFreemium
  • Supabase MCP Serverby SupabaseYC S20Connect AI assistants to your Supabase projects through MCP.Unknown
  • Shopify AI Toolkitby ShopifyGives AI coding agents Shopify-specific docs, schema validation, and CLI-backed store tasksUnknown
  • mini-SWE-agentby SWE-agentA minimal bash-only AI coding agent for the command line and Python.Unknown
  • Lambda Stackby LambdaCurated Ubuntu software stack for machine learning and deep learningUnknown
  • OpenVINOby IntelOpen source AI inference toolkit for deploying models across Intel hardwareFree

That’s all 10 tools.

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