Tools tagged with "Scheduled tasks"

MindFS is a self-hosted browser gateway to AI agents and project files on your workstation, for people who want to continue coding from another computer or phone. It requires an installed agent CLI and includes no AI model. With Claude Code's standard cloud connection, execution happens on your host while prompts and model context go to its remote provider. The installed agent handles model access; MindFS hosts browser access to its work.

OpenShorts turns podcasts, interviews and other long videos into short clips for TikTok, Instagram Reels and YouTube Shorts. It's for creators and social media teams who want AI to select excerpts and prepare them for posting.

Stakpak is an open source AI agent for developers and DevOps teams managing production apps on their own machines or servers. It works interactively in a terminal or runs continuously to investigate problems, take corrective action and ask for human help.

RemiAI is a self-hosted AI assistant for people who want chat to work with their files and remember context between conversations. It can act on permitted folders and delegate longer tasks to specialized agents.

Agenta is an AI agent workspace for teams that want to delegate work and manage recurring tasks together. Agents plan their own steps, use connected tools and carry feedback into later work.

Hive coordinates AI agents for teams processing batches of leads, tickets, repositories or documents. A persistent lead agent, called a queen, develops a method on one item before assigning parallel workers, with human approval before the group starts.

Utsuwa is an AI companion for people who want a virtual character that remembers their conversations. It combines a 3D avatar with voice chat and optional relationship progression inspired by dating sims.

Tinybot is a desktop AI agent for people who want an assistant to work with their files and project folders. Workspaces keep related conversations together, and execution records let you inspect what the agent did and what it produced.

OpenEnsemble is a self-hosted AI assistant platform for people who want shared access on their own server, with a separate workspace for each user. Linux is the main installation target; macOS supports local development with different feature support. You can choose a single assistant or an ensemble of specialist agents using different models. It's open source under AGPL-3.0.

NullClaw runs AI agents on your own hardware or server for coding work and automated background tasks. It's aimed at developers who want an assistant that can carry out multi-step jobs with controls over its access and actions.

Scarf gives people running the Hermes AI agent a native interface for conversations, project work and host management. It requires an existing Hermes installation; the iPhone companion, ScarfGo, connects directly to your hosts over SSH.

PenguinHarness builds runnable AI agent applications from plain-language requirements on your computer or server. It's for developers who want agents to handle app creation, evaluation, tuning and deployment.

SeekerClaw runs a personal AI agent on Android phones for people who want recurring tasks, device control and Solana wallet actions through Telegram or Discord. The agent stays active in the background and uses Claude, OpenAI, OpenRouter or an OpenAI-compatible gateway for its AI engine.

AlexClaw is a personal AI agent for monitoring information sources and automating recurring tasks on your own infrastructure. It has one operator and no multi-user access control.

Open Assistant is a self-hosted personal AI assistant for people who want it to act on their email, calendar, files, and notes. It runs in a single Docker container with a browser interface. A coordinator assigns requests to specialist agents, so a conversation can lead to finding an invoice, scheduling a meeting, or researching a topic.

Prime Agent is a local terminal coding and research agent for work that continues across sessions. It runs commands and edits files in your project directory, while a persistent Python environment keeps working state available. Its hosted subscription and API-key routes send model requests to the selected provider; local execution doesn't imply offline inference.

LocoAgent is an AI agent for automating social media work through logged-in Chrome sessions. It builds on a fork of the Claude Code CLI and runs on your computer, while social activity requires an internet connection and accounts on the relevant platforms.

exxperts is a local AI agent app for people who want ongoing work to carry across conversations while deciding what the assistant remembers. Persistent workspaces called rooms keep each agent's memory, files and tools together.

OpenFang runs recurring AI tasks on your own machine and reports their results to a desktop dashboard. It's for people who want research, monitoring or business automation to continue on a schedule without starting each job in chat.

AutoGPT is an AI agent platform for teams automating recurring content, sales, research and operations work. Its hosted service centers on Experts coordinated by Otto; self-hosting provides the core workflow builder and agent runtime.

HanaAgent is an open-source desktop AI agent for everyday computer work and coding, with user data stored on your machine. It runs on macOS, including Apple Silicon and Intel, and Linux. It supports Ollama local models as well as OpenAI-compatible, Anthropic-style and OAuth provider connections. Local inference uses Ollama; requests to a cloud provider go to that service.

Bitterbot is a personal AI agent for people who want an assistant that remembers ongoing work across conversations. It runs on your own machine and can keep working between conversations while the machine is on.

Labaik is a desktop AI workspace for people who use chat models for writing, research and coding. It brings local and cloud models into the same conversation interface, with model switching during a chat.

Odysseus brings AI chat, autonomous agents and personal work into one workspace on your own hardware. It's for people who want models to work with their documents and ongoing tasks in a self-hosted app.

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.

Scira is an AI search engine for researching questions across live sources and checking the evidence behind an answer. You can self-host the application, but live research needs internet access and external services.

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.

Skill Seekers prepares documentation and code for AI assistants. It's for developers and teams who want reusable skills, coding context or retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) data without preparing the same sources separately for each tool.

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.

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.

ReMe gives AI agents lasting memory across conversations. It's for developers who want coding assistants or personal agents to retain useful facts, preferences, and procedures in files they can inspect and edit.

Alfred Black is a self-hosted AI agent for people who need help tracking messages, tasks and ongoing commitments. It runs continuously and brings related information together so you can review a concern without piecing together scattered threads.

Hippo Memory gives coding agents persistent memory across projects, sessions and tool changes. It's for developers who want agents to retain useful lessons and stop recalling facts that have proved wrong.