Tools tagged with "Human approval"

swarmux is a command-line task runner for developers coordinating coding agents in tmux. Each task gets its own session and git worktree, so you can supervise separate jobs while keeping access to their terminals.

Octipus is a self-hosted AI workspace for people who want agents to work on code, research, and recurring tasks while keeping the results open to review. A lead agent can use tools itself or assign bounded work to specialist agents. You can inspect the sources, changes, checks, and execution records behind an answer.

Navigator is a self-hosted AI workspace for individuals and teams who want assistants to carry out tasks through connected tools. It combines chat with custom agents and reusable visual workflows.

JARLIS is a self-hosted AI email assistant for people who want help sorting their inbox while keeping control over outgoing replies. It prepares drafts for review, flags messages that need attention and archives low-priority mail. It never sends replies automatically.

AIGNE DocSmith is a locally run AI documentation generator for developers and teams turning project material into guides and reference documents. The Node.js app stores its workspace and generated files locally, but generation requires Anthropic or another LLM provider configuration. Requests to a remote provider send project context to that service; local installation doesn't mean offline inference.

Multi-Agent Shogun runs and coordinates separate AI coding assistants on your computer or a Linux server. It's for developers dividing implementation and research across parallel tasks. Coordination happens locally, but Claude Code’s standard cloud connection sends prompts and model outputs over the network to their model provider; other agents use their chosen CLI's model access and authentication.

Helix is a paid, self-hosted platform for engineering teams coordinating coding agents. Agents work on separate tasks in parallel, while the team shares a view of their progress and reviews their work.

OpenBitFun is a desktop AI agent workspace for coding and other tasks that use files and shell commands on your machine or a selected SSH host. It runs on Windows, macOS and Linux. Model requests go to the configured provider; built-in cloud connections send them to external services, and custom providers are also supported.

CascadeFlow is a library for developers who need to control AI agent spending and behavior during a run. It works inside the application, assessing model calls, tool calls and sub-agent handoffs before deciding how execution should continue.

OpenCode is an AI coding agent for developers who want help writing code or exploring unfamiliar projects. You can choose a local model running on your hardware or connect a cloud provider.

Rivet AgentOS is a runtime for developers building applications where AI agents need a working environment for code and tools. It runs inside an existing backend process, with WebAssembly isolation instead of a separate virtual machine for each agent.

ChatLLM Web is a browser app for people who want AI help with text and code while keeping their working data on their device. It combines chat, model selection, and an agent that can work with files you choose.

OpenContracts is a self-hosted document intelligence platform for teams working with legal archives, research libraries or internal policies. It connects documents through citations and annotations, giving people and AI agents a shared record of how source material relates. The code is open source under the MIT license; the public website also provides collections readers can browse.

Pi Subagents is an extension for developers who want to divide coding work among specialized AI agents in pi. Agents run in separate sessions, so you can assign distinct roles and follow their progress individually.

MASFactory is a Python framework for developers building workflows in which several AI agents collaborate. It combines natural-language design, code authoring and visual editing so teams can define the work and inspect how agents carry it out.

Cloi is a terminal coding assistant for developers who want an agent to work on their code using models on their own machine. It can inspect a project, make edits and run commands without sending workspace data to a cloud service.

OpenShell is a self-hosted runtime for teams that need autonomous AI agents to work with files and APIs under explicit access limits. It runs agents in isolated sandboxes and enforces policies at the kernel level.

Pooled runs a single open model across laptops, desktops and phones in browser tabs. It lets people combine their devices' memory to use a model that wouldn't fit on one device, for shared chat or coding tasks.

Yoji is an AI desktop companion for people who want a conversational assistant that can also act on their computer. It combines a customizable personality with file handling and task automation.

GPT Pilot is a local AI coding agent for developers who want to build applications under human supervision. The project is no longer maintained, and its model calls rely on external providers.

Fed-BioMed lets hospitals and researchers train AI models across institutions while patient data stays on each institution's own infrastructure. It's a self-hosted platform for biomedical research that needs access to data across multiple sites but faces restrictions on sharing clinical records.

MEX keeps project knowledge alongside code so engineers and their AI coding agents can share context across teammates and sessions. Architecture, requirements and decisions live in readable Markdown that travels with the repository through Git.

LoopX is an open-source control plane for AI agents working on multi-day coding, research and personal projects. It preserves the goal and decisions between sessions so work can resume after a pause or handoff.

Archon is a workflow engine for developers who want AI coding agents to follow a defined development process. It coordinates work across projects, with repeatable stages for planning, implementation, checks and review.

Chidori is an AI agent framework for developers building long-running workflows that need crash recovery or human approval. Agents use ordinary async TypeScript, with saved runs that developers can revisit for debugging and testing.

Agno is a framework and runtime for developers building customer-facing or internal AI agents. It combines agent development, service hosting and a web interface for managing runs on infrastructure you control.

Clodds is an AI trading terminal for traders who want to research markets and place trades through conversation. It runs on your own machine or server, with a browser interface and messaging connections including Telegram, Discord and Slack.

Code Graph RAG helps developers understand and change unfamiliar repositories, including monorepos that mix languages. It maps code relationships into a knowledge graph so questions and edits can use context across files.

Presidio is a self-hosted framework for developers and organizations that need to remove personally identifiable information (PII) from data. It detects sensitive details such as names, credit card numbers and phone numbers, then applies configurable de-identification.

Code Buddy is a terminal AI coding agent for developers who want it to read a repository, make changes and run commands on their machine. It supports local models through Ollama as well as cloud providers.

Taskuary is a personal AI work manager for people whose requests arrive across email, chat and ticket systems. It gathers those requests into tasks and lets AI agents prepare the work for your review.

OpenHarness SDK is a TypeScript toolkit for developers building coding assistants and other AI agents into their own applications. It gives the application control over conversation history, tool permissions and task delegation.

GenericAgent runs tasks on your computer using cloud models to decide what to do. It's for people who want an AI agent to work across websites, files and desktop apps, then save successful workflows for reuse. Model calls require API keys and an internet connection, with requests going to the selected provider. It supports Claude, Gemini, Kimi and MiniMax.

Codeg is an AI coding workspace for developers who use several agents and want to coordinate their work without losing context between tools.