AI WORKSTATION SKILL

Install one Skill and turn open-source research into an evidence-backed selection workflow

AI Open Source Intelligence v0.3.1 connects AI Open Source Radar, one unified Skill, and nine anonymous read-only tools. Codex or another compatible host handles reasoning; AI Workstation returns public data and evidence only.

  • v0.3.1 · Public Alpha
  • One unified Skill
  • Nine anonymous read-only tools

ONE SKILL · LIVE RADAR

Move from Radar discovery to decisions you can audit

The unified Skill routes project search, fact checks, license evidence, comparisons, alternatives, stack planning, and Radar browsing automatically. Users do not need to understand or select the nine underlying tools.

AI Open Source Intelligence with one unified Skill and nine read-only MCP tools

WHAT YOU CAN DO

One Skill for three core jobs

01Research

Find projects from real requirements

Keep hard requirements, preferences, and exclusions separate, and promote only eligible candidates.

02Verify and compare

Separate evidence from recommendations

Verify project and license evidence, then compare two to five candidates or alternatives in one decision context.

03Plan stacks

Design candidate open-source AI stacks

Select projects by role, preserve compatibility unknowns, and prioritize the highest-risk integration tests.

GET STARTED

Install the complete Plugin in Codex

  1. 01

    Copy the complete installation prompt and give it to Codex.

  2. 02

    Add the Marketplace from the official v0.3.1 tag and install AI Open Source Intelligence.

  3. 03

    Restart the host and confirm the unified Skill plus all nine read-only MCP tools.

Python 0.3.1 ↗

INSTALL WITH CODEX

Copy the install and acceptance prompt

AFTER INSTALLATION

Start with this request

Public data and evidence, not a second server model

Your current host model performs language understanding, reasoning, and final synthesis. The current AI Workstation Hosted MCP supplies anonymous read-only data and evidence only and does not invoke an AI Workstation server model. License output is technical evidence, not legal advice.