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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.

Free Mac app for local AI chat, model downloads, analytics, and localhost APIs. Requires Apple silicon and macOS 26+.

Run a personal AI agent through CLI, desktop, web dashboard, messaging, memory, skills, and remote execution.

An open-source Cluely alternative that combines a protected overlay, separate meeting audio channels, screen analysis, and coding assistance.

A free CLI coding assistant powered by Mistral Devstral 2. Learn how this open-source AI agent automates coding tasks in your terminal.

Build a private research library from documents, websites, audio, video, and text, then use local or cloud models for analysis and retrieval.

A free-for-limited-time coding agent that works in your terminal, handles repository changes, and connects to Xiaomi MiMo or custom model providers.

Generate square social ads from a public website with Branda. It extracts brand assets, writes grounded copy, and renders each concept with a different model.

Free and open-source AI desktop agent with 118 OAuth integrations, local memory storage, voice, and built-in token compression. An alternative to OpenClaw.

Install Grok Build and explore its terminal UI, sessions, Plan mode, worktrees, extensions, automation commands, and security controls.

A lightweight OpenClaw alternative written in Rust. Deploy across 20+ AI providers, connect to Telegram/Discord/Slack, run on Raspberry Pi or cloud servers.

A native Mac AI agent platform that combines local models, persistent memory, working folders, tools, MCP, automation, and optional cloud providers.

A free, open-source runtime for self-hosted AI agents with file, shell, memory, and chat access. Install it with Homebrew or Docker on your own hardware.

A free, open-source Rust alternative to OpenClaw for running a personal AI agent with your own provider, tools, memory, and messaging channels.

A free open-source personal AI agent from AgentScope. Run it locally, in Docker, or with its desktop app, then add models, Skills, and chat channels.

A native iPhone app for self-hosted Hermes Agent sessions, with streaming chat, runtime controls, attachments, tasks, skills, and workspace access.

Build an AI-native company around your task: it staffs the org, runs the work, and distills experience into playbooks for the next project.

250+ research skills, 30+ scientific databases queried directly, and zero vendor lock-in, installed with one npm command.

Generate and maintain codebase documentation for AI agents with OpenWiki CLI. Supports multiple LLM providers and automated daily updates.

A free desktop Cowork workspace with a built-in agent, CLI agent detection, WebUI access, scheduled tasks, MCP, and office assistants.

An open-source command-line AI agent supporting multiple language models for code generation. Switch between OpenAI, Claude, and Gemini in your terminal.

Use OpenTag to run a self-hosted AI agent in Slack with your own model credentials, tools, and deployment environment.
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