self-hosted

A demo for running the Odysseus self-hosted AI workspace on throwaway islo.dev microVMs in one command, with both a clickable live app path and an agent tool for running code on disposable boxes.

Self-hosted AI workspace with chat, agents, deep research, document editing, email triage, notes, calendar, and model comparison. The README includes setup instructions for Docker and native installs, plus a broad feature list and demo references.

AISBF is a self-hostable AI service broker and OpenAI-compatible proxy/router for routing requests across multiple providers, adding prompt-aware model selection, failover, quotas, analytics, and privacy-focused deployment options.

Self-hosted AI observability for tracking LLM requests, costs, latency, prompt traces, reasoning tokens, and PII masking across many model providers.

A self-hosted Git LFS server for BYOF setups, with support for GitHub, GitHub Enterprise, GitLab, and S3-compatible storage backends like Cloudflare R2, DigitalOcean Spaces, and Backblaze B2.

A self-hosted TypeScript harness for building provider-neutral LLM agent systems inside an application or platform, with typed agent and workflow runtime, tool support, state, tracing, and example workspaces.

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.

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.

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.

Buzz is a self-hostable workspace for humans and AI agents to collaborate in the same threads, with signed events, audit trails, channels, workflows, and code-oriented actions.

NakshGuard is a self-hosted reverse proxy for OpenAI and Anthropic chat APIs that detects and blocks runaway AI agent loops before they waste tokens or API spend. It includes per-agent session tracking, configurable thresholds, shadow mode, and hot config reload.

OpenClaw is a self-hosted personal AI assistant that runs on your own devices and connects to many messaging channels, with CLI-based setup and onboarding.

Open-source shared memory for AI coding agents that records decisions, rejected alternatives, and contradictions across sessions.

LiteLLM is moving its AI gateway to Rust and claims major gains in throughput, memory use, and request overhead while keeping the same config, API, and provider coverage.

Cast is an open-source, self-hosted harness for multi-user Claude agents. It focuses on routing, identity, and access control outside the prompt, with support for agent building, review flows, and extensions like email, calendar, web fetch, and WhatsApp.

A GitHub repository guide to running state-of-the-art LLMs on local hardware, with concrete build notes, cost breakdowns, and runnable configs for large models.

Aquifer is a self-hosted MCP gateway runtime for buffering spiky agent and API traffic. It queues requests durably in SQLite, dispatches them at a configurable rate, and supports both MCP and HTTP adapters with webhook delivery.

Self-hosted agentic OS that connects AI engines like Claude Code, Codex, Hermes, and Ollama to messaging and email channels, with an emphasis on EU AI Act and GDPR compliance by design.

Open-source email firewall that classifies inbound mail into SILENT, QUEUE, PUSH, or AUTO using a deterministic policy around LLM-scored signals.

Katra is an open-source, self-hosted cognitive memory system for AI agents with MCP support. The repo describes episodic recall, semantic search, knowledge graphs, temporal analysis, and Docker-based deployment for MCP-compatible agents.