Tools tagged with "Human approval"

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.

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.

Devon is an open-source AI coding agent that runs on your machine and works across files in a project. It's aimed mainly at Python developers who want help making code changes and investigating bugs, with the ability to redirect the agent while it works.

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.

Libre WebUI is a self-hosted AI workspace for individuals and teams who want chat, document research and AI agent tasks on infrastructure they control. You can use local models or connect a remote provider of your choice.

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.

ZeroClaw is a personal AI agent for people who want an assistant running on their own computer or server. It can use a shell and browser, respond through messaging apps and perform scheduled tasks.

OpenCommit is a command-line tool for developers who want AI to write commit messages from their Git changes. It can create the commit after you review the proposed message and also fits into an IDE's existing Git workflow.

LangGraph is an AI agent framework for developers building applications on their own machines, including workflows that use local models through LangChain's ChatOllama integration. Ollama can run models such as gpt-oss locally. LangGraph also works with remote model providers, so where model requests go depends on the connection your application uses.

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.

Revornix is an AI knowledge workspace for people who collect articles, research papers and recordings and want to ask questions across their library. It connects saved material in a personal knowledge graph and uses those relationships to inform its answers.

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.

AgentArk is a self-hosted AI agent runtime for people who want a personal assistant that remembers preferences and carries out ongoing work under their control. It runs through Docker on macOS, Windows and Linux, with a browser interface for chat, tasks and action review. It's free and open source under Apache 2.0.

CodeGPT is an AI coding assistant for developers who want help writing, refactoring and debugging code inside their editor. It supports VS Code, JetBrains and Visual Studio, with a choice of local or cloud models.

Terax brings a terminal, code editor and AI coding agents into one desktop workspace. It's for developers who want to work with agents alongside their shell, files and running app.

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.

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.

MCP Agent is a Python framework for developers building AI agents that use tools through Model Context Protocol (MCP). It handles connections to MCP servers and provides reusable workflows for coordinating agents across a task.

Row-Bot is a local AI assistant for people who want to research, create documents and automate work on their own computer. It combines conversations with memory and agents that can continue working on longer tasks.

Tiledesk is an AI chatbot and live chat platform for teams handling customer support and internal information searches. Its visual builder lets teams design conversations and automated workflows without writing code.

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.

AI File Sorter helps people clear crowded Downloads folders, photo collections and stored archives. It proposes folders and filenames for you to review before it moves or renames files.

AG2 is an open-source Python framework for developers building cooperating AI agents on their own machines or servers. Its Ollama integration lets agents use a local LLM; it also supports OpenAI, Anthropic and Gemini APIs, which send model requests to those providers. It runs on macOS, Windows and Linux under the Apache 2.0 license.

SpecStory saves AI coding conversations so developers can recover decisions, find past solutions, and carry context into another task. Its CLI and editor extensions keep session history locally across projects and coding tools.

aider.el brings Aider into Emacs for developers who want AI help with their code without leaving the editor. It connects coding conversations to the files and Git repositories you're working on.

RubyLLM is an AI framework for Ruby and Rails developers building chat and agent features into their applications. Its shared API lets you switch between local and hosted models without writing a separate integration for each provider.

Google ADK is an AI agent framework for developers building applications that carry out multi-step tasks. Agents can run on your own infrastructure and use locally running models through adapters, or connect to hosted providers such as Gemini.

AIPOCH Open-Science is a desktop AI research workbench for scientists who want to keep investigations, analysis and supporting evidence in one project. Its agents work with research files and executable tools to produce outputs you can inspect alongside the records behind them.

BoBe is an open-source desktop assistant that offers help based on what you're working on. It runs on Apple Silicon Macs with macOS 15 or later. Optional periodic screen captures give a vision model context about your work, while a floating overlay lets you chat with the assistant and review its suggestions.

h5i gives AI agents tools to investigate vulnerabilities in web applications you own or are authorized to test. Teams can review the evidence behind findings and turn confirmed attack flows into security regression checks.