Tools tagged with "Tool calling"

Pi Extensible Workflows is an extension for developers who want repeatable processes involving several AI agents. It coordinates resumable workflows inside the Pi host environment and lets you inspect work while it runs.

OLMo is a language model family from Ai2 for researchers and developers who want to run models on their own hardware or study how they're trained. It provides model weights, datasets, code and reports for examining and adapting the models.

OWL is a Python framework built on CAMEL-AI for developers who want multiple AI agents to work together on tasks. It combines research, file analysis, and actions in a browser or terminal within one task workflow.

OpenCLI lets AI agents and terminal users work with websites through their existing Chrome sessions. It's for people who want agents to interact with pages or repeat website tasks through reusable commands.

Agent Router is an open source AI gateway for teams connecting agents to model providers and MCP tools. It gives applications a shared entry point while platform teams manage access and routing.

Bifrost is an AI gateway for developers and teams building applications that use local LLMs or multiple cloud providers. It gives those applications a shared API for model access and a central place to manage usage.

GPTeam is a self-hosted AI agent simulation for developers and researchers studying how agents communicate and work toward assigned goals. It runs locally in Python, while configured providers handle model calls through cloud APIs. The code uses the MIT license.

Needle is an AI model for developers building device assistants that turn requests into actions. It prioritizes automation over general chat, with smaller model variants for devices that have limited resources.

Frontman is an AI coding agent for designers, product managers and developers making small frontend fixes in an existing codebase. It connects visible elements in a running app to their source, so teammates can request changes without opening an IDE.

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.

Playwright MCP gives AI agents browser control for testing and tasks that involve interacting with web pages. It reads structured accessibility snapshots, so agents can identify page elements without a vision model.

Max Headbox is a local AI agent for people who want a voice-controlled assistant that can carry out actions on a Raspberry Pi. It processes voice and runs models on your own hardware without relying on cloud AI providers.

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.

ms-swift is a Python framework for developers and researchers training and deploying language and multimodal models on their own hardware. It covers model adaptation through evaluation and serving, with support for Qwen3, DeepSeek-R1, Llama4, Mistral, Qwen3-VL and InternVL3.5.

FastMCP is a Python framework for developers who want AI agents to use their applications and data through the Model Context Protocol (MCP). It covers both publishing tools and connecting to them, with support for servers that run locally or remotely.

OpenClaw is an AI assistant you run on your own computer for personal tasks or shared team use. It connects to existing messaging services, so you can reach the assistant through the apps you already use.

Qwen-Agent is a Python framework for developers building assistants that use Qwen models to read files and carry out tasks with tools. It provides ready-made agent components and example applications for custom assistants and browser assistance.

ChatDev is a self-hosted AI agent platform for people building research, data analysis and software workflows. Its DevAll application runs the workflow backend on your computer or server, with a browser console for designing and overseeing agent teams. Model access uses your chosen provider's API credentials and endpoint; choosing a cloud provider sends model requests to that service.

ripwire helps AI coding agents find the code they need and check the effects of their edits. It's for developers who want agents to work with focused repository context instead of reading whole files.

Azure MCP Server gives AI assistants access to Azure services so developers can inspect and manage cloud resources through natural language requests. It brings Azure tools into the editor or agent they're already using.

VibeHQ Hub coordinates coding agents for developers who want several agents to work on the same project without conflicting interfaces or unfinished handoffs. It adds shared coordination to Claude Code, Codex and Gemini CLI while preserving each agent's native capabilities.

FinRobot is an Apache 2.0 open-source equity research system for analysts and quantitative researchers. Its desktop app runs financial calculations locally and uses an LLM to interpret results and write reports. Built-in OpenAI and Anthropic connections send model requests to those providers; custom OpenAI-compatible connections can use a local vLLM backend. Research also needs external market data.

Mirascope is an open-source development library for building AI applications with local models or cloud providers. Its documented local backends include Ollama, vLLM and LM Studio, plus direct inference through MLX on Apple Silicon Macs. Developers can use a shared model interface while keeping inference on their own hardware or sending requests to OpenAI, Anthropic or Google.

mistral.rs is an inference engine for developers who want to run AI models on their own computer or server. It supports browser chat and inference embedded directly in Python or Rust applications.

Chrome DevTools MCP connects AI coding assistants to a live Chrome browser through a locally running server. It's for developers who want an agent to investigate web app behavior alongside its coding work.

npcpy is a Python library for developers and researchers building AI agents and applications with language models. It supports local LLM backends as well as cloud providers, so projects can choose where model requests run.

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.

Headroom reduces the context that LLM apps and coding agents send to a model. It's for developers whose prompts fill up with repetitive tool results, logs, file contents and retrieved documents. Compression runs locally, but model requests still go to the chosen LLM provider.

LLM Sandbox is a Python library for developers whose AI agents or applications need to execute generated code. It puts execution in containers on infrastructure you control, with support for local deployments and Kubernetes clusters.

DwarfStar is a local LLM inference engine for people who want to run large DeepSeek, GLM and Qwen models on their own computers or servers. It focuses on selected models and hardware setups, and requires the project's own GGUF files rather than accepting arbitrary GGUF downloads.

nono is a security runtime for people running terminal AI agents on their own machines or servers. It uses operating system boundaries to restrict an agent's access to files, network services and credentials.

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.

Spring AI is a Java framework for developers adding AI features to Spring applications. It connects models with application data and APIs for tasks such as answering questions about documents.

OpenDesign is a design workspace for teams that want to turn briefs into working prototypes and visual deliverables with their chosen coding agent. It keeps previews and editable project files together so designers and developers can refine the same work.