OpenWorker
Open-source, local-first desktop AI agent that turns requests into deliverables across connected tools, with user-selected models and approval before important actions.
Coding AI Tools
Find AI tools for work, creativity and everyday tasks. Read what they do before you try them.
Harper
Harper checks English grammar on your device, with an Obsidian plugin and configurable editor integrations. Its checks do not depend on a language-model API.
Kimi
Kimi is Moonshot AI’s AI workspace for research, documents, slides, spreadsheets, coding, browser tasks, and goal-driven agent workflows.
Protoface
Protoface offers managed generative-media inference through an API and Studio, including a separately described realtime-avatar product.
OpenInterpreter
Open Interpreter provides a provider-agnostic terminal coding workflow with repository editing, command execution, review and session resumption. Sandbox boundaries and approval...
NxCode
NxCode describes a two-agent application-building workflow for requirements, code generation, Docker execution, testing, and deployment.
PandaOS
PandaOS is a beta local workstation for projects, tools, and agents, with reusable workflows, project memory, and optional included model usage.
Command Code
Command Code is a coding agent with terminal and desktop workflows, model choices, reusable skills and MCP connections. Its publisher describes learning coding preferences from...
museimage.dev
museimage.dev exposes a prompt-and-reference image generator, while its publisher pages contain conflicting model and company branding.
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