AI Agent / Desktop agent
Hearth is an open-source local AI agent that can control a Windows PC: it opens apps, reads and writes files, drives a browser, uses voice, and keeps memory across sessions.
The page clearly describes a real AI product with a specific job: local computer control on the user’s machine. The README shows install paths, platform support, model options, and example capabilities like file access, app control, browser use, voice, and skills. That is enough evidence for a useful public listing.
The snapshot stops partway through the README, so a visitor still cannot see the full feature set, screenshots, pricing or license implications beyond MIT, or how stable the project is outside the preview notes.
Last evaluated 18 hours ago. Current rank #700. Down 2 spots in the rankings.
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