Tools tagged with "Agent Skills"

Potpie's open-source CLI gives developers and coding assistants a local store of project context, backed by a daemon and a browser graph explorer. It's for teams that need agents to understand code alongside engineering decisions and project history. With Claude Code’s standard cloud connection, prompts and model outputs travel to a remote model provider over the network.

Humanizer Stack is a pair of Claude Code skills for writers and editors revising public-facing AI drafts. It checks sentence-level habits and the shape of a piece, rather than limiting edits to word substitutions.

AgentFlow is a Python framework for developers coordinating coding agents across tasks that depend on one another. It runs Codex, Claude, Kimi, and Pi agents in workflows that can split work and bring the results back together.

SlopMonster checks English drafts for wording and sentence patterns often associated with AI writing. It's for writers and developers reviewing copy for READMEs, landing pages, emails or scripts.

PapersGPT is an AI research assistant inside Zotero for researchers working through a paper library. It helps answer questions across saved research and turn findings into notes with citations back to the papers.

next-wiki is a self-hosted wiki for people and teams who want AI-assisted knowledge management with a record of where information came from. It keeps original sources separate from AI-written material and reviewed pages, so an assistant's synthesis remains traceable to its evidence. It's open source under Apache 2.0 and runs as a browser app on your own Docker host with PostgreSQL.

HelixDB is a database for developers building AI agent memory and retrieval-augmented generation (RAG). It keeps entities, relationships, embeddings, and text together so applications can search both content and its connections.

PyGPT is a desktop AI assistant for people who want to chat with models, work with their documents and delegate tasks from one application. It supports local AI through Ollama alongside cloud providers.

Agently is a Python AI agent framework for developers building assistants and service backends with local Ollama models or hosted model APIs. It runs within your application, without requiring a separate orchestration service. Model requests go to the endpoint you choose, so using a remote provider sends the request data outside your machine.

RSI Harness builds on the Pi coding agent for developers and researchers who want to version and share tailored agent setups. It collects each setup into a local directory bundle called a Genome.

Link gives AI agents persistent memory so you don't have to repeat preferences, project decisions and context in every session. Multiple agents can read the same local Markdown files, which you can inspect in an editor or Obsidian.

Waku Agent is a personal AI assistant that runs on your laptop, stores its memory locally and calls remote model providers. It's for developers who want to inspect and change the assistant's behavior in Python. The agent uses provider API credentials for reasoning; requests to cloud providers are processed by those services.

Avibe gives coding agents a shared workspace for people who want to manage ongoing work and review results from their browser or phone. Agent execution stays on your machine, while inference uses your configured provider; OpenCode can also use local or OpenAI-compatible endpoints.

Kolega Code is a local-first AI coding assistant for developers working in the terminal or an editor. Its Gigacode engine lets a model write a Python workflow to coordinate sub-agents for repository reviews, migrations and tasks with independent workstreams. You can inspect and rerun those workflows, including parallel work and separate verification steps.

HippoRAG is a Python memory and retrieval framework for developers building LLM applications that need to connect facts across documents. It uses a knowledge graph to find related information for questions that require several pieces of evidence.

DeePMD-kit is open-source software for molecular and materials researchers who want to train and run AI interatomic potentials on their own hardware. It learns atomic interactions from quantum-mechanical reference data, then uses those models in molecular dynamics simulations of molecules, solids and metals. It runs on CPUs and GPUs, with support for CUDA and ROCm source builds, and carries the LGPL-3.0-or-later license.

OwnPilot is a self-hosted AI assistant for people who want personal records and agents that can carry out tasks in one web interface. It supports local model backends as well as cloud providers.

Strix is an AI penetration testing tool for developers and security teams assessing code, web applications and APIs. Its free, open source edition runs locally with Docker under the Apache 2.0 license. It supports local models through Ollama or LM Studio, as well as remote providers such as OpenAI and Anthropic; cloud-backed runs send model requests to the selected provider.

QM is a self-hosted AI agent platform for startups that want employees to work with agents individually and in shared channels or projects. Each person and room has its own memory, files, permissions and persistent workspace.

Fast Agent is a terminal coding assistant and Python toolkit for developers building AI agents and automated workflows. You can choose local LLMs or hosted providers and use the same toolkit for interactive work, scripting, and evaluation.

Nexent is a self-hosted AI agent platform for people and teams who want to build agents by describing tasks in plain language. It generates executable agents without requiring code or a visual workflow editor.

Flawless provides CISRE, a self-hosted AI SRE platform for teams investigating Kubernetes incidents. It connects evidence collection and diagnosis with approved changes and checks that the affected resource has recovered.

Microsoft Agent Framework is an AI agent framework for developers building locally hosted applications in Python or C#/.NET. It supports local development and self-hosting of the application, while integrations such as Azure OpenAI and OpenAI send model requests to those providers. Self-hosting the app doesn't make those calls offline or remove provider costs.

Kitter is a local agent skill manager for developers who work across several projects. It keeps shared skills in one library while letting each project use its own selection, reducing the need to maintain separate copies.

OpenMAIC is a self-hosted AI classroom platform for learners and educators building lessons from a topic or their own materials. AI teachers and classmates explain concepts and discuss questions during the lesson.

Grok Build is a terminal coding assistant whose runtime edits files and executes commands on your computer. The default connection uses xAI’s remote inference service and needs network access and authentication. Browser login, device codes and API keys are supported, and organizations can configure third-party BYOK endpoints.

Shuru gives AI agents a disposable Linux virtual machine on your Mac. It's for developers who want coding assistants to execute code, install packages and use tools in an environment isolated from the host.

Zeraix is a local AI desktop for people who want models to work with their files and carry out multi-step tasks. It combines chat, project tools, and agents in one workspace.

OpenResearch is an MIT-licensed, open-source workspace for people using AI coding agents to conduct research. It gives each research direction a separate agent session and isolated Git worktree, so experiments can proceed in parallel without sharing the same working files. Desktop builds support macOS and Linux; the Windows beta requires Git for Windows. A local browser dashboard is also available.

OpenHarness is a Python framework for developers and researchers building AI agents that can act on files, use tools and retain work across sessions. It includes ohmo, a personal agent that handles coding tasks through Feishu, Slack, Telegram or Discord.

Codex iOS Assistant connects Codex on your Mac to your iPhone so the assistant can perform phone actions and retrieve phone context. It's for people who want to bring information from their phone into their work with Codex.

Claw Admin is a web dashboard for people managing OpenClaw Gateway and Hermes Agent. It puts agent conversations, behavior controls and activity monitoring in one browser interface.

Hypha is a TypeScript AI agent framework for developers building applications that need controlled tool use and recoverable work. It separates an agent's planning and tool choices from the execution layer that decides which actions may proceed.

Project Orchestrator coordinates AI coding agents for developers working across tasks or related repositories. It gives agents a shared record of code, plans and decisions so each task can draw on earlier work.