Tools tagged with "Tool calling"

AI Legion is a self-hosted framework for developers who want several AI agents to work together on tasks. The program runs on your own machine through Node.js, while OpenAI's cloud models handle the language processing. It's open source under MIT.

MS Agent is an open source Python agent framework with a self-hosted web server for working on local projects. It's for developers building research assistants and coding workflows that continue across sessions. Code execution and project file work run locally; the default model integration uses ModelScope's API and requires an API key and internet access.

RocketRide is an AI pipeline builder and runtime for developers creating document processing, search, and agent workflows. Its visual editor sits in VS Code, alongside the application code that uses those workflows.

NVIDIA NeMo Agent Toolkit is an open-source Python library for developers building self-hosted servers that expose AI tools and workflows through MCP or A2A. It also measures and evaluates agent workflows across frameworks. Its introductory NVIDIA NIM workflow uses hosted inference and requires an NVIDIA account and API key.

OpenDev is an AI coding agent for developers who want concurrent work across a codebase and control over which models handle each task. It can plan changes, execute them and iterate autonomously, with a terminal interface and a browser interface for monitoring work.

LangChain4j is a Java library for building chatbots, assistants and AI agents that use local models through Ollama. It runs within JVM applications, while Ollama handles model inference on your hardware using a CPU or GPU. You can also connect to OpenAI or Google Vertex AI, in which case model requests go to the remote provider.

AI Documentation Generator analyzes repositories and writes documentation for developers who need to understand an unfamiliar codebase or prepare it for new contributors. It's open source under the MIT license and runs as a Python application, in Docker, or through a Claude Code plugin.

Mobile MCP connects AI agents to native iOS and Android apps for testing, form entry and extracting data from screens. Developers and testers can use the same tools across physical devices, simulators and emulators.

AI Review is an AI code review tool for development teams that want automated feedback inside pull and merge requests. It runs in your CI/CD environment and uses your chosen LLM to review code against your team's guidelines.

Toonflow is an AI creation platform for short dramas, animated stories and short videos. It takes novels or brief ideas through scriptwriting, storyboards and video production in a shared canvas workspace.

smolagents is a Python AI agent library for developers building software that uses tools and calculations to complete tasks. Its CodeAgent writes and executes Python actions, combining tool calls with loops and conditional logic.

Oh My Subagents coordinates Codex and Claude agent teams for developers and researchers handling coding, investigations or independent code review. It saves delegated work and progress so teams can resume interrupted tasks.

jcode is a terminal AI coding assistant for developers who want to choose their model provider and carry useful context between conversations. It supports local and self-hosted model endpoints alongside cloud services.

codecompanion.nvim is an AI coding assistant for developers who want model chat, code edits, and coding agents inside Neovim. It lets you bring editor context into AI conversations and review agent changes in the editor.

MLX Omni Server lets developers use local models through both OpenAI-compatible and Anthropic-compatible APIs on an Apple Silicon Mac. It's for applications built around those SDKs that need inference on hardware the developer controls. Apple's MLX framework provides hardware acceleration, and all AI processing stays on the Mac.

Prompty is a prompt format and developer toolkit for building AI applications. It keeps prompt text, model settings, inputs and tool definitions in a portable Markdown file that developers can share across editors and language runtimes.

Conduit is a native mobile AI client for people who want access to their self-hosted models and agents from an iPhone or Android phone. It can connect through Open WebUI or directly to a model endpoint.

Marginalia is a research agent for people whose papers, notes and working files are spread across a mixed document library. It reads relevant parts of the original files before writing answers with citations.

HuggingChat UI is a browser-based ChatGPT alternative for people and teams who want to host their own chat service. It's the application behind Hugging Face's hosted HuggingChat, and it connects to a separate model backend.

CoWork OS is an AI agent desktop for developers and people working with documents, research and email. It brings tasks and their outputs into one workspace, where you can review agent actions and control approvals.

Oleafly is a desktop editor for researchers writing papers, theses and other long documents in LaTeX, Typst or Markdown. It brings the manuscript, PDF preview and research tools into one workspace, with projects stored as ordinary files you own.

NobodyWho Chat is an on-device AI assistant for people who want help with writing, brainstorming, coding and questions without sending their conversations to a hosted model. Language-model inference runs on the phone, and chat works offline without an account.

GrapeRoot is a local MCP context tool for developers using AI coding assistants on projects that require repeated file exploration. It selects relevant code before each prompt reaches the assistant and remembers earlier work.

InternLM is a family of downloadable language models for developers and researchers building AI assistants or adapting models to their own applications. It includes base models for further training and chat models tuned to follow instructions.

QuickDesk is a remote desktop app that lets AI agents operate other computers through a built-in MCP server. Developers and administrators can automate desktop tasks while watching the agent's actions and intervening when needed.

BrowserWing is a local browser automation tool for developers and AI agent users who need repeatable website tasks and structured data. It lets you record a workflow once and make it available to agents as a reusable action.

LobsterAI is a desktop AI agent built on OpenClaw for office work and local projects. It operates tools on your computer and keeps sessions, configuration and memory there. You select each agent’s model separately from its workspace and tools.

Harbor helps people experiment with local LLMs by connecting model backends, chat interfaces and supporting services. Its CLI and companion app manage those connections in a shared development environment.

Albert coordinates Claude Code agents for developers who want to hand off a coding goal that spans several tasks. It plans the work and continues through successive rounds until it reaches the goal or a requested review checkpoint.

Hermes Browser Extension puts an existing Hermes Agent in a browser side panel for people who want to ask about the pages they're reading. Page context works through local or remote API connections; Hermes Cloud and dashboard-ticket connections are chat-only.

Nanocoder is a terminal AI coding assistant for developers who want to choose which model works on their code. It can use local models through Ollama or send requests to a hosted provider through an OpenAI-compatible API.

Claw Orchestrator gives developers one interface for multiple coding agents and checks their results independently. You define acceptance criteria, and the runtime executes the checks and keeps the evidence on disk.

search2ai is a self-hosted search gateway for developers adding web access to AI agents and chat clients. It connects your chosen search services through one interface, with backup providers when requests fail.

BrowserPilot is a Python browser automation agent for developers who want to describe web tasks in plain English. It controls Chrome through Selenium on your machine, or a remote browser through Selenium Grid. The software is open source under the MIT license, but its AI capabilities use OpenAI's cloud API and require an API key and internet access.