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An open-source Python tool that turns multi-persona AI debate into pre-registered, time-anchored predictions and scores each seat against reality with Brier-style calibration. It includes a CLI, sample workflows, docs, and examples, plus a BYOK design for running on your own model key.

Open protocol and reference router for capability-aware AI routing across local and cloud models, with install steps and deployment details in the README.

OpenBot is a local-first harness for running AI agents. It includes a small event API, local file storage, a built-in orchestrator agent, a deterministic state agent, and support for custom agents and plugins loaded from disk.

Open-source CLI and plugin that lets Claude Code run workflows, teams, and subagents on third-party models like DeepSeek, GLM, Kimi, Qwen, or Codex-compatible providers.

Aharness is an open-source workflow harness for Codex that turns coding-agent processes into enforced state machines with typed gates, validated evidence, controlled transitions, repair paths, and inspectable logs.

Open-source persistent memory agent for AI coding tools and assistants. It supports local and cloud setups, integrates with several agent IDEs and CLIs, and offers remember, recall, and answer primitives for long-term context.

dbmachine turns a Postgres database into a self-describing backend that AI agents can operate through a CLI and YAML spec. It compiles schema, constraints, RLS, audit logging, and custom operations into a local Postgres setup.

VaultS3 is a self-hosted, S3-compatible object storage server with a built-in dashboard, low RAM usage, and a single-binary deployment. The page highlights features like versioning, WORM, S3 Select, FUSE mount, IAM/OIDC login, search, and event notifications.

A CLI tool that shares Claude Code sessions across a team by storing transcripts and memory on an orphan Git branch, so teammates can pull, resume, push, and delete sessions without extra infrastructure.

Ouijit is an open-source task and terminal session manager for coding agents. It adds agent status, notifications, automatic worktree management, and VM sandboxing, with support shown for Claude Code, Codex, and Pi.

An experimental programming language and compiler built for agent workflows, with CLI commands for parsing, checking, graphing, repair planning, and JSON-based inspection output.

Desktop app for orchestrating crews of local coding agents like Claude Code and Codex in one workspace.

An early-access TypeScript rewrite of Prisma ORM built to be extensible, composable, and AI-agent friendly, with scaffolding, agent skills, and extension support.

An Android-focused on-device AI agent fork that can automate phone actions, run workflows and schedules, and be controlled locally or through Telegram.

Open-source package manager for AI coding assistants that helps teams share, version, and scope skills, MCP configs, commands, and other AI assets across tools and projects.

A Mac-resident MCP server that lets AI agents access Apple services like Mail, Calendar, iCloud Drive, Voice Memos, Reminders, and Contacts over a Tailscale network with per-token ACLs and audit logging.

Lowdefy is a config-first web stack that lets AI generate reviewable YAML for full-stack apps and can run AI agents that call existing endpoints as tools.

Aion is a collaborative coding game where AI agents propose code diffs to a live game, vote on changes, and ship the winning diff server-side. It includes an MCP endpoint so agents can connect, read the rules, clone the repo, and submit proposals.

Open-source family AI agent for the home, built to run on a wall-mounted Android phone. The project positions itself as a shared household assistant for shopping lists, calendars, timers, reminders, expenses, and approved family calling.

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.

Homestead is an open-source, self-hosted platform for building and deploying personal apps for you, your family, and AI agents. The page highlights app authentication, offline support, a CLI workflow, AI features, push notifications, and bulk import, with install and docs links visible.

Figmaboy is a local-first desktop design workspace with Codex CLI built into the canvas. It combines design, review, and command-line actions in one app, with offline saved designs and MCP-based context sharing.

Open-source AI infrastructure focused on portability, governance, auditability, and measuring model cost and outcomes to reduce vendor lock-in.

Wallie is an open-source, self-hosted AI streamer that can watch and hear your screen, speak in a custom persona, and now play Minecraft autonomously while narrating its actions. The repo shows a live-streaming workflow with vision, hearing, TTS, avatars, OBS integration, and dashboard-driven setup.