Tools tagged with "Tool calling"

Cloud CLI is a browser interface for developers who want to work with coding agents and manage projects from a computer or phone. It connects to Claude Code, OpenCode, Cursor CLI and Codex, so you can access agent sessions beyond the terminal.

qabot lets you ask questions about files and databases in plain language from your terminal. It pairs a local DuckDB database with an AI model that writes and executes SQL, making it useful for analysts and developers who want to explore data without writing every query themselves.

DB-GPT is a self-hosted AI data assistant for teams analyzing business data and developers building data applications. It connects plain-language questions to database queries and code-based analysis.

DSH AgentTeams coordinates AI agents inside DeepSeek Harness for coding, research and review tasks. A lead agent assigns work to specialists and combines their results, while you can review the proposed team before execution.

AutoRAG Agent searches documents and connected archives where they already live, then reads the relevant sources to produce answers with file, page or line references. It runs on macOS, Windows and Linux and suits people researching information spread across local files, messages and notes.

Airux Pocket AI runs AI conversations on Android phones for people who want offline chat and photo analysis without cloud inference. You don't need an account, and downloaded models run directly on your phone.

gpt-oss is a pair of OpenAI reasoning models for developers who want to run a local LLM or serve models on their own hardware. The smaller model targets local and specialized applications; the larger one targets general-purpose tasks that need more reasoning.

TUUI is a desktop AI chat application and Model Context Protocol (MCP) client for people who want to use model-connected tools in one interface. Developers can also extend it to build their own desktop AI applications.

Activepieces is a self-hosted automation platform for teams that want AI agents and app workflows on their own servers. It runs with Docker or Kubernetes, alongside a managed cloud offering. Self-hosting controls where the app runs; connections to Anthropic, OpenAI, AWS Bedrock or Google Gemini still send model requests to those providers using your credentials.

NLM Memory collects coding conversations into one searchable store on your machine. It's for developers who switch agents or editors and need earlier reasoning to remain available when decisions change.

bb-browser gives AI agents access to your local Chrome session, including the website accounts you're already signed into. It's for people building agents that need to work with authenticated websites without a separate API integration for each service.

NVIDIA Object Oriented Agents (NOOA) is a Python framework for developers building AI agents in their own projects. It supports local models through Ollama and vLLM via LiteLLM, with Qwen3 examples for both backends. It also supports Anthropic and OpenAI models, which send requests to those remote providers.

Unsloth is a desktop app for people who want to chat with models, train them on their own data, and create media on their own hardware. Its no-code interface brings these tasks into one workspace.

CodeFuse ChatBot is a self-hosted AI assistant for developers and DevOps teams who want answers grounded in their own code repositories and documentation. It combines repository analysis with agents that can use tools and execute code in a sandbox, covering work across design, coding, testing, deployment and operations.

MemSearch gives coding assistants searchable project history across sessions. It's for developers who want to recover earlier fixes, revisit design decisions or continue work in another agent.

Browser Use is an AI browser agent for developers automating tasks across websites. It can work through pages and forms to complete jobs such as booking an appointment.

OpenAgent is a personal AI assistant for people and teams who want agents to work with their documents and carry out tasks on their own computer or server.

AWS MCP Servers connects coding assistants and AI agents to AWS documentation, infrastructure tools, and cloud services. It's for developers who want their assistant to work with AWS resources and service-specific guidance.

XAgent is an experimental self-hosted AI agent for multi-step coding, research and data-analysis tasks. It plans subtasks, revises plans as work progresses and dispatches actions to agents. A command-line interface and browser UI let you guide a run or provide missing information.

Raycast Ollama is a desktop launcher extension for people who want to chat with models and work on text without leaving Raycast. It connects to Ollama running on your machine or a remote server you choose.

Home-LLM connects Home Assistant to language models for voice and chat control of smart devices. It's for Home Assistant users who want those requests handled on their own hardware.

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.

Pi Boomerang is an extension for developers using the Pi coding agent on long autonomous tasks. It reduces the history carried into later prompts by replacing completed work with a handoff summary, while keeping file changes on disk.

TrailSnap is a self-hosted AI photo album for people and families who want to organize their pictures and retrace past trips. It connects photos with places and travel records so you can find a particular memory or review a whole journey.

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.

AIlice is an open source AI agent that runs on your own machine and handles tasks spanning research, software development and system administration. It's for people who want an assistant that can act on files, browse the web and execute code. Its Interactive Agents Call Tree architecture splits complex requests among agents created for the task, then combines their results.

verl is a Python library for researchers and engineers training large language models on their own hardware. It implements HybridFlow for reinforcement learning after initial training, with support for supervised fine-tuning too.

Ralphy runs coding task lists on your machine, coordinating an existing AI coding CLI for developers who want work to continue across multiple tasks. It defaults to Claude Code, whose standard cloud connection sends prompts and model outputs to a remote provider. Repository edits and task tracking happen locally.

ktx gives analytics agents shared metric definitions and business context before they answer questions or write SQL. It's for teams that need agents to reuse approved calculations rather than invent their own each time.

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.

MCP Gateway & Registry gives platform teams a shared catalog and access gateway for the tools their AI agents and coding assistants use. It addresses scattered server connections, credentials and access policies across an organization.

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.

Pydantic AI is a Python SDK for developers building agents into their applications. It uses Pydantic validation to give application code structured results and check the arguments agents pass to tools.

Codex CLI is a terminal coding assistant that works in your local repository on macOS, Windows and Linux. Developers can use it with models running locally through Ollama, including gpt-oss:120b, or connect to OpenAI through a paid ChatGPT account or API key. With OpenAI access, model requests go to the remote service even though file edits and commands run on your computer.