rrrrrredy/research-toolkit
Research methods, workflow tools, and independent review for AI agents, packaged as a Skill, plugin, and local MCP server.
- Stars
- 305
- Forks
- 32
- Open issues
- 0
- Last push
- 4d ago
About research-toolkit
research-toolkit is a free, open-source AI agent tool by rrrrrredy, written mainly in Python. Research methods, workflow tools, and independent review for AI agents, packaged as a Skill, plugin, and local MCP server. It has 305 GitHub stars and 32 forks, and was last updated 4d ago. It's released under the MIT license, a standard open-source license.
- License
- MIT
- Commercial use
- Commercial OK
- Language
- Python
- Stars
- 305
- Last update
- 4d ago
- Runs on Mac
- Not stated
- GPU
- Not stated
- Paid API key
- Not stated
- Self-hostable
- Not stated
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research-toolkit FAQ
Can I use research-toolkit commercially?
Yes. MIT is a permissive license: commercial use is allowed as long as you keep the license notice. This is a plain-English summary, not legal advice.
Is research-toolkit free?
Yes. research-toolkit is open source and free to use. It's released under the MIT license, a standard open-source license.
Does research-toolkit run on a Mac?
The project doesn't say. Check its installation guide before you start.
Does research-toolkit need a GPU?
The project doesn't state hardware needs. AI models generally run much faster with a GPU.
Is research-toolkit still maintained?
Yes. It was last updated 4d ago and has 0 open issues on GitHub.
What are alternatives to research-toolkit?
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