Tools tagged with "OpenAI-compatible API"

Docker Agent runs individual AI agents or teams from configuration files. Developers can use it for coding assistants, research tasks and automation workflows.

Kai 9000 is a personal AI assistant for people who want remembered context and tools that can act on their requests. Its responses can include interactive screens such as quizzes, recipe cards and dashboards.

Cline is an AI coding agent for developers who want help understanding a codebase, making changes and running project tasks. It works in VS Code, JetBrains IDEs and the terminal, with a standalone desktop app for macOS, Windows and Linux.

SGLang is a self-hosted inference framework for teams serving AI models to applications. It supports production workloads on a single GPU or across distributed clusters, including AI agents and reinforcement learning rollouts.

FreeLLMAPI gives developers one API for experimenting with cloud models and local backends. The router runs locally, but cloud inference still sends requests to the providers you enable.

Wisper is a voice dictation app for people who want to speak into their desktop apps while keeping speech processing on their own computer. It remembers the window where dictation began and inserts the transcript there, even if you switch windows while talking. It can't return to a specific browser tab within that window.

MoneyPrinterTurbo is a self-hosted AI video generator for creators producing shorts from topics or keywords. It automates the production workflow while letting you supply your own content at each stage.

Free Claude Code lets developers use coding agents with local models or a choice of cloud providers. It connects existing clients to a shared model catalog rather than requiring a separate coding workflow.

OpenWork is a desktop workspace for knowledge workers who want AI agents to work on their files and connected services. Built on OpenCode, it's a point-and-click alternative to Claude Cowork and Codex.

OmniRoute is an AI gateway for developers who want their coding assistants and other AI clients to share one set of provider connections. It routes requests across models and accounts when a service fails, reaches a rate limit or runs out of quota.

LangWatch helps AI teams test agent behavior before release and investigate production failures. Teams can reproduce a failed conversation and check how an agent handles it again.

CC Switch is a desktop manager for developers who use multiple AI coding assistants or API providers. It brings their settings into one interface and preserves existing plugins, hooks and other custom settings when switching providers.

vLLM serves language models on hardware you control. It's for developers and teams building model APIs that need to handle concurrent requests while using memory and compute efficiently.

Docmost is a self-hosted team wiki with collaborative editing, spaces, page history, attachments and access permissions. Teams can run the wiki on their own servers or use managed hosting. Its core is AGPL-3.0 licensed; AI search and chat require a separate commercial license.

LightLLM is a self-hosted LLM inference and serving framework for developers and teams running models on their own GPU servers. Its focus is serving requests efficiently: it schedules work around predicted memory use and handles text encoding, model inference and output decoding asynchronously to improve GPU utilization.

Vellium is a desktop AI app for writers and people who want conversations with fictional characters. It combines multi-character roleplay with writing projects and lets you choose the model provider.

AIClient2API is a self-hosted AI API proxy for developers connecting chat apps and coding assistants to multiple model providers. It exposes services such as Antigravity, Codex, Grok, and Kiro through interfaces those apps already support.

text-generation-webui, also called TextGen, runs language models on your own hardware for chat, writing and application integrations. You can use it as a desktop app or a self-hosted browser interface.

Research Agent is a free, MIT-licensed, open source AI agent that combines online research with documents on your machine. It's for people investigating technical topics or comparing papers who want cited reports and a choice of local or cloud models. It runs on macOS, Windows and Linux, with a browser dashboard and a command-line interface for automation.

ExecuTorch is an on-device AI runtime for developers adding PyTorch models to apps and embedded devices. It handles inference on the user's hardware across Android, iOS, macOS, Linux and Windows, as well as embedded systems and microcontrollers.

Pallaidium is a Blender add-on for filmmakers and AI artists who want to develop scenes with generated visuals and sound before shooting. It puts generation on the Video Sequence Editor timeline, where you can test dialogue timing and edit scenes alongside music.

VoxInput is an open-source dictation tool for Linux and macOS that types spoken words into the active application. It's for people who want speech input across their desktop, including applications without their own dictation feature. On Linux, it also works in the system console.

AutoAgent lets people create AI agents by describing the work they want done. It's for users who want custom agents without writing the agent code themselves, or a ready-made research assistant for gathering information and producing reports.

Lucebox is a local AI workstation for developers and teams who want to run models on their own hardware. Its inference engine is also available separately for supported AMD and NVIDIA machines.

Morphic is an AI search engine for people who want answers they can check against web sources. It searches the web and reads URLs to gather information for a question.

CyberScraper 2077 turns web pages into structured data through a conversational interface. It's for analysts and researchers who want to describe the information they need and export the results.

SUB/WAVE is a self-hosted internet radio station for people who want to broadcast music from their own library. An AI DJ picks tracks and speaks between them while every listener hears the same live Icecast stream.

Continue is a coding agent for developers working in a terminal, VS Code or JetBrains. Its Ollama integration can run models on your computer; Standard OpenAI and Anthropic service connections use cloud models. The repository is read-only and no longer actively maintained.

Yuxi is a self-hosted AI agent platform for teams that need answers from their documents and agents that can carry out multi-step work. Its browser workspace brings knowledge sources, task progress and generated files into the same conversation.

Nowen Note is a self-hosted note app and knowledge base for individuals and teams who want to keep documents on their own server or NAS. Writing, connected notes and task management share one workspace.

LangBot is an AI bot platform for teams handling customer support, internal questions, or community chats. It brings agents and existing AI workflows into the messaging services people already use.

Future AGI helps teams test AI agents, investigate production failures and compare prompt changes. It brings evaluation and monitoring into the same platform so teams can connect poor responses to the steps that caused them.

Vyact is a desktop workspace for people who want a local LLM to help with files, writing and code. It brings conversations and searchable documents together, with optional connections to email services and Chrome.

Open Cowork is a desktop AI agent for Windows and Apple Silicon macOS that uses cloud model APIs to carry out tasks on your computer. It's a Claude Cowork alternative for people who want a graphical interface for document work and app automation. The app is free and open source under MIT, but the agent needs an API key and internet access; model requests go to your chosen provider.