AI Assistant / Multi-agent assistant
Pacific Slate is a self-hosted, model-agnostic multi-agent AI assistant with background work, long-term memory, source tracing, and an interface built around cards and a demo monitor. The page also explains the architecture, agent roles, storage boundaries, and how it connects through MCP and an OpenAI-compatible endpo
The crawl shows a real AI product/project with a clear purpose, visible interface, and substantial technical detail. It explains what the system does, how requests are routed across agents, what memory layers it uses, and how it can be integrated through MCP or an OpenAI-compatible API. That is enough evidence for a useful public listing.
The page is strong on architecture but thinner on adoption details: there is no obvious quick-start, pricing, license, or deployment guide in the visible snapshot, and it is still not fully clear what a new user can do after visiting the demo versus self-hosting the system.
Last evaluated 32 days ago. Current rank #1320. Down 2 spots in the rankings.
Sageling is a local Mac AI assistant built for everyday work. It runs on Apple Silicon Macs, keeps files and conversations on-device, and is positioned for privacy-sensitive tasks like notes, grading, and legal or healthcare workflows.
Crux is a local-first AI personal assistant for Mac and Windows that works across desktop apps, files, and workflows. The page shows remote access, messaging integrations, and examples like spending analysis, UI edits, and writing tasks.
Self-hosted voice assistant that can answer aloud, dictate text, run shell commands, control mouse and keyboard, and connect to MCP-enabled services. It can hand off heavier tasks to coding agents and run on local hardware or with hosted providers.
wavecat is a fully local personal agent that watches your screen and runs entirely on-device. The page explains its privacy focus, hardware requirements, local model setup, and supported platforms.
