Tools tagged with "Tool calling"

Bionic GPT is a self-hosted AI agent platform for internal teams building workflows around company knowledge and business systems. It supports tasks that involve several steps, tools and files while retaining context across the work.

NVIDIA Dynamo is a self-hosted inference framework for teams serving generative AI models across multiple GPUs or server nodes. It coordinates inference engines so teams can manage capacity, response latency and cached context across a cluster.

Soul-of-Waifu is an AI companion app for creating characters and roleplaying with them. A character carries the same personality and memories between conversations, RPG campaigns and a desktop companion.

MCP Reference Servers gives developers examples for connecting AI applications to tools and data. Maintained by the MCP steering group, these are educational implementations, not production-ready servers.

Browser4 is a browser automation engine for developers building AI agents, web research tools, and data collection workflows. It controls real Chrome browsers and handles interactive pages that require clicks, forms, or JavaScript before their data is accessible.

tRPC Agent Go is an open-source framework for developers building agent services with local automation in Go. It can execute skill scripts in an isolated workspace and includes deployable HTTP servers for agent interfaces. The documented OpenAI and DeepSeek workflows require a provider API key, so running the service yourself doesn't make those model calls local.

GPT Mobile is an Android AI chat app for people who want to compare model responses in one conversation. It connects to your chosen providers using your own API keys and can work with models served through Ollama.

Enconvo is a native Mac AI assistant for people who want help with writing, research and tasks inside their everyday apps. It uses screen and selected-text context so you can ask about what you're working on without moving everything into a separate chat.

Llama Desktop runs language models on your computer for private chat and use in other apps. It's for people who want a local ChatGPT alternative and developers connecting coding agents, editors or scripts to their own models.

WebBrain is an AI browser agent for people who want to ask questions about pages or delegate web tasks from a sidebar. It works in your existing browser, including signed-in tabs, and starts in read-only Ask mode.

Screenpipe records computer activity so people can revisit past work and give AI agents context from screens and conversations. Capture history stays on your device by default.

Claudeck is a self-hosted browser workspace for developers who want to manage Claude Code conversations and coding tasks together. It combines ongoing chats with agent workflows and repository tools.

Sandbox Agent lets developers control coding agents from their own applications through a shared API. It's for teams building agent-powered software that needs remote sessions and isolated code execution without a separate integration for each agent.

Chatbox is an AI chat app for people who want to use local models and cloud providers in one interface. It supports Ollama for local LLM use, plus GPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok and DeepSeek with your own API keys.

DEEIX Chat is a self-hosted AI workspace for individuals and teams that want one place to use multiple model providers. It combines everyday chat with controls for organizations managing shared model access and usage.

Agent Squad is a framework for developers building assistants that divide work among specialized AI agents. It handles agent selection and conversation context so users can switch topics without starting a separate chat.

vllm-mlx is a local LLM inference server for developers who want to connect AI apps and coding assistants to models running on an Apple Silicon Mac. One process exposes both OpenAI-compatible and Anthropic-compatible APIs. It's open source under Apache 2.0 and runs on macOS with at least 8 GB of unified memory.

Vibe-Research is a local financial research workbench for individual investors, with a Chinese-language browser interface and backend on your computer. It saves documents, research records and task state locally, while subscription services or model APIs supply AI reasoning. Relevant document passages go to the selected model, so local storage doesn't make the workflow offline.

Pi Messenger connects Pi coding agent sessions working in separate terminals on the same project. It's for developers who want agents to divide work, share progress and avoid conflicting edits.

OpenLore helps developers keep AI coding agents grounded in large or unfamiliar repositories. It maps code relationships and retains architectural decisions so agents can find relevant context and check proposed changes.

Google AI Edge Gallery is a local AI app for people who want to use and compare generative models on their own devices. Model inference runs on-device, including offline chat and media tasks.

LangChainGo is a Go implementation of LangChain for developers adding language models to their own applications. It provides reusable components for connecting models to documents, tools, and conversation history.

Omnigent coordinates AI agents for developers and teams who want to combine coding assistants, control their access, and supervise work in shared sessions. It runs locally or on a self-hosted server, with remote cloud sandboxes as another option.

OpenAdapt automates repeated work in application interfaces that APIs can't reach. Teams and AI agent builders can turn a demonstrated task into an inspectable program, approve it for use, and check that each run produces the agreed result.

Hexabot is an AI workflow automation platform for teams building customer service assistants and business automations. It links customer conversations to actions while letting teams keep workflow data on their own infrastructure.

BankMCP connects an AI assistant to your own European bank accounts so you can ask about spending, balances and incoming payments. It's a self-hosted connector for one user, with read-only access: it can't make payments.

Osaurus runs AI agents on your Mac for tasks such as reviewing documents, organizing files, and writing code. It keeps agent memory on your computer, so you can change models without losing the context of your work.

Halo is a desktop AI workstation for people who want agents to write code, manage files and handle recurring work through a visual interface. You can switch between Claude Code and Codex within the same app.

Lotti is a private logbook for people who want to keep their plans and a record of what actually happened together. It connects daily planning with personal notes and work history while keeping the underlying record on your devices.

any-llm is a Python library for developers building applications that need to work with different LLM providers. A shared interface reduces the provider-specific code needed to switch between local servers and cloud APIs.

Guidance is a Python library for developers who need language model responses in a defined format. It controls output during generation for applications that expect structured data or specific syntax.

Claude Task Master helps developers turn product requirements into tasks they can work through with a coding assistant. It keeps task planning and progress tracking inside the editor or terminal where development happens.

PicoClaw is a self-hosted personal AI assistant that can use local models through Ollama or vLLM. It's aimed at people who want an agent on their own hardware, including small Linux boards and Android phones. Hosted providers are optional, but choosing OpenAI, Anthropic, Google Gemini or DeepSeek sends model requests to those services and requires internet access and API keys.

Coding Tools MCP gives AI chat apps and coding agents access to a repository on your machine. It's for developers who want to use an existing MCP client to inspect code, make edits and check a running project.