Open source AI projects are driving rapid innovation in the developer community.
This curated collection highlights the most active and useful open-source AI tools we find on the web.
You’ll find projects for AI coding, self-hosted models, automation agents, and more — all free to explore, use, and contribute to.
An open-source development workspace combining a WebGL terminal, CodeMirror editor, and approval-gated AI agents in an 8 MB native desktop app.
A free Mac dictation app that uses Apple's SpeechAnalyzer and Foundation Models for local transcription, cleanup, and voice commands.
Run multiple AI models in Grok Bot with per-agent bindings, provider-aware reasoning controls, local models, and update checks.
An open-source Paper.design alternative where Claude Code, Codex, and other AI agents create and revise web designs with you on a shared live canvas.
An open-source coding agent with multi-provider models, persistent project context, Skills, Subagents, MCP, and headless automation.
Use Hermes Agent across desktop, CLI, messaging, and remote machines with persistent memory, reusable skills, Bot Mode, MCP, and cron jobs.
A self-hosted AI assistant that runs locally on your devices and executes tasks through WhatsApp, Telegram, Discord, and other platforms you already use.
Turns Claude Code into a desktop multi-agent workflow with task planning, isolated worktrees, QA review, and controlled merges.
Process product photos, portraits, or asset folders on your device, then repair missed edges with erase and restore brushes before export.
Move planning and review to your ChatGPT web subscription while Codex handles code execution, tests, and Git through its coding harness.
Upload your course materials, research papers, and technical documents to DeepTutor and get an AI tutor that cites its sources, generates matching practice problems, connects to your local coding agents, and tracks your learning progress with spaced repetition.
Use Vercel's Zig coding agent from a terminal or embed the same runtime through ACP and WebAssembly, with skills, MCP, and subagents.
Use 40 image and video models from one studio, reuse previous generations, or self-host OpenHiggsfield with your own generation-service key.
Use MemPalace to search old AI chats, project files, and agent context with local storage, MCP tools, and graph navigation.
Set up Reasonix for DeepSeek coding with CLI, desktop, browser, MCP, OpenRouter, Remote SSH, permissions, and long-session cache controls.
Run Claude Code with local models on a 16 GB to 128 GB Mac. Compare Hermes, Gemma, Qwen, Llama, and DeepSeek routes, plus the optional native agent.
Get automatic code reviews on every commit with Roborev. Supports Codex, Claude Code, Gemini. Includes TUI and auto-fix features.
Install Grok Build and explore its terminal UI, sessions, Plan mode, worktrees, extensions, automation commands, and security controls.
Connect Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, and other coding agents with shared messaging, delivery modes, spawn tools, and setup notes.
Assign persistent roles to AI coworkers, keep separate project channels, and step into their browser session when a task needs human control.
Turn a topic or course material into an interactive AI classroom with teachers, classmates, quizzes, simulations, editable slides, and reusable exports.
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