Tools tagged with "Ollama integration"

Claw-Empire is a self-hosted AI agent manager for people who want to delegate projects to multiple coding assistants. Its pixel-art office shows agents working across departments, while a shared dashboard tracks their tasks.

Memex is an AI journal for people who capture scattered notes, photos, and voice recordings and want help organizing them. It turns those fragments into structured records and connects information across entries.

Claude Context adds repository search to AI coding assistants so they can retrieve relevant code without loading whole directories into their context. It's for developers working with large codebases that an assistant needs to understand.

Memanto is a companion memory agent for developers whose AI assistants lose project decisions and preferences between sessions. It manages shared knowledge across tools such as Claude Code, Cursor and Codex, then briefs agents when they start work.

Elia is a keyboard-focused terminal chat client for people who prefer to keep AI conversations alongside their command-line work. It connects to local LLMs and cloud services through the same interface.

HotClip turns long recordings into short vertical videos for creators editing livestreams, podcasts, courses and spoken presentations. It suggests highlights with reasons and scores, so you can review the selections before exporting.

Aiden is a local AI agent for people who want help carrying out coding, research, and file management tasks. It plans multi-step work and keeps records you can inspect to check what happened and whether the result meets the goal.

Moltis is a personal AI agent server for people who want an assistant that remembers earlier conversations and carries out tasks on their own hardware. You can reach the same agent through a browser or messaging apps.

OwnOrbit AI, formerly LifeOS AI, is an alpha self-hosted personal AI assistant for people who want help finding forgotten commitments in their own notes. It reads a Markdown folder you control and can surface deadlines, renewals, and unfinished work. The assistant runs on your computer, with a paired mobile browser app for phone access.

WebOperator is an AI browser agent for automating tasks in the Chrome tabs you already use. It retains your existing logins and sessions, and can use a local model or a remote provider.

OpenViking is a self-hosted context database for developers who want AI agents to retain preferences and task experience across sessions. Its open source server runs on your own machine or server, including Docker deployments. It needs embedding and vision-language models, with support for local Ollama and cloud providers such as OpenAI and Volcengine; self-hosting the database alone doesn't keep model requests local.

Vela is a desktop AI writing editor for novelists and web fiction authors who need to manage a long story's characters, settings and chapters. It brings planning, drafting and revision into one workspace.

Noted is a desktop notebook for people who want connected notes and AI help while keeping their writing in ordinary Markdown files. Notes live in a folder on your machine, where other editors and backup tools can use them.

ECA is an AI coding assistant for developers who want to use their chosen models across different editors. It brings coding help into the editor while keeping the same settings across supported clients.

Nanobrowser is a browser AI agent for people who want to delegate repetitive web tasks and research. It carries out actions inside the browser while letting you choose the models that handle the work.

quackd lets robot builders give language-based goals to robots with existing movement and manipulation skills. It runs the planning on a computer while the robot's own controllers carry out the actions. Real-hardware use covers the LeRobot SO-101 arm; the other adapters have only run in simulators or mocks.

Data Formulator is a local AI data analysis workspace for analysts who want to explore questions through charts and keep track of alternative investigations. This Microsoft Research project combines natural language requests with direct chart editing. You can revisit an earlier result and branch into a different analysis without losing the original path.

Bolt.diy is an AI coding assistant for building full-stack Node.js web applications with your choice of model. It's a fork of Bolt.new that combines generated code with an editable development workspace.

Eclaire is a self-hosted AI assistant for people who want to ask questions about their saved information and act on it in one place. It brings documents, notes, photos, bookmarks and tasks into a shared library.

Unmute gives text LLMs a spoken conversation interface using Kyutai speech recognition and speech synthesis. It's for developers who want to self-host voice chat while choosing their own language model.

TypingMind is an AI chat frontend for people who want to use different model providers in one workspace. It brings conversations, project materials and custom AI agents into a shared interface.

Oriveo Community Edition is a free, open-source AI chat client for people who want local models and cloud providers in the same app, with their conversation history stored on their own device. It runs on iOS, Android and the web, and you can self-host the web client. It doesn't require an Oriveo account.

roborev reviews commits in the background for developers working with AI coding agents. It brings findings back into active coding sessions so bugs can be addressed before a pull request.

LibreDB Studio is a self-hosted database IDE for developers and database teams who want browser access to data inside their own network. It can run beside the database, with an interface that also works on phones and tablets.

AnythingLLM is an AI assistant for people who want document chat and agents on their own hardware. Its desktop app can work with local models without an account or cloud API key.

chromem-go is a vector database for Go developers adding semantic search or retrieval augmented generation (RAG) to an application. It runs inside the app, so it doesn't need a separate database server.

Hope Agent is a desktop AI assistant that can also run without a desktop interface on a NAS or cloud server. It's for people who want ongoing project work, memory and task state to carry across sessions and devices. It supports local model setup. Data stays on the hosting machine by default, while requests to remote models go directly to the selected provider.

Strands Harness SDK is an open source toolkit for developers building AI agents who need control over their behavior. It handles the agent loop while letting you choose its components.

OpenScribe is an AI medical scribe for clinicians who want to turn recorded patient encounters into structured draft notes. Its desktop workflow builds on StenoAI and keeps transcription and note generation local. It's not HIPAA compliant, and every generated note requires clinical review.

Witsy is a desktop AI assistant for people who want to chat with models, work with documents and write across applications. You can choose local models or cloud providers, with feature availability depending on the backend.

PDFMathTranslate translates scientific papers for readers who need the text in another language while keeping equations and figures in context. It produces translated and bilingual PDFs so readers can compare the result with the original.

Home Generative Agent is a Home Assistant integration for people who want to control their smart home through conversation and get alerts about security issues. It can use fully local models, so home data doesn't have to leave your network.

Pi is a terminal coding agent for developers who want an assistant they can adapt to their projects. Its small core supports custom workflows through extensions and shareable packages.

Meetily records calls and turns them into live transcripts and meeting summaries. It's for people who want to keep meeting recordings on their own computer without adding a recording bot to the call.