🤖 All AI Agents

A free desktop application for building and managing AI agent teams.

Agent Zero is a full-featured Linux system AI framework supporting desktop applications and browser operations.

Voquill is an open-source voice input tool supporting multiple platforms and custom engines.

MCP SuperAssistant is a Chrome extension that integrates MCP tools into multiple AI platforms.

Open-source private journal with a local AI proxy layer that reads your entries and suggests next steps.

A machine learning-based conversational engine for creating chatbots.

SurfSense is an open-source, privacy-focused AI platform with no data limits.

An open-source real-time multimodal conversational AI framework.

Petals is a distributed large language model runtime platform that supports efficient local or cloud-based inference and fine-tuning.

Agently is a development framework for rapidly building and managing generative AI applications.

Seal-Report is an open-source database reporting tool and task execution framework supporting multiple data sources and AI assistants.

BingGPT is an AI chat desktop application based on the new Bing.

Multi-agent system that runs AI coding tasks in parallel using tmux.

zclaw is a personal AI assistant running on ESP32, supporting scheduled tasks, GPIO control, and custom tools.

An open-source, PyTorch-like runtime for multi-agent and multi-session environments.

SUSI.AI is an open-source personal assistant server supporting chat and voice interactions.

5ire is a cross-platform desktop AI assistant that supports tool invocation and local knowledge bases via the MCP protocol.

Decepticon is an autonomous red team attack agent designed to execute real-world attack chains.

GPTScript is a framework that enables large language models to interact with various systems.

Strands Agents is a model-driven AI agent building tool that enables creating complex AI agents with just a few lines of code.

Concordia is a library for generating social simulations, supporting the construction and execution of agent-based models.

Kestra is an open-source, event-driven orchestration and scheduling platform for data, AI, and infrastructure workflows.

LLM Wiki is a cross-platform desktop application that automatically transforms documents into organized, interlinked knowledge bases.

AG2 is an open-source AI agent programming framework supporting multi-agent collaboration and various large language models.