AI Agent AI Tools

Ami is a local, open-source AI agent that connects to apps and tools with your own tokens, keeps a universal to-do list, and runs busywork on your behalf. It includes copilot chat and graph memory, and runs on your machine with local data storage.

A Windows desktop agent that lets AI interact with any app through visual GUI control, with a portable single-EXE build and support for ChatGPT, Gemini, and Claude.

Ardent is a code-first AI agent for business work that runs in a desktop app, writes reusable code in a sandbox, and lets teams share repeatable workflows as “Abilities.”

A local-first, self-hosted home assistant that runs a local LLM as a single brain for Home Assistant, voice, memory, reminders, media control, and other scoped tools.

Open-source local-first AI agent that routes between local and cloud LLMs, learns from escalations, and stores knowledge for future queries. The repo includes a quickstart, setup modes, and a concrete explanation of how it ingests docs and improves over time.

Open-sourced local multi-agent OS that runs three agents on consumer hardware, lets them form goals from environmental pressure, and supports self-modifying workflows through tool creation and change requests.

Emailclaw is a local-first AI agent that uses email as the main interface for tasks, with subject-based project isolation and scheduled automation. The repository includes a product overview, core features, how it works, and quick-start install instructions for multiple platforms.

Open Executive is an open-source AI system that acts as a virtual executive team, routing requests through a single executive persona backed by eight specialist Claude agents. The repo includes architecture notes, tech stack details, repo layout, and quick-start steps for running the FastAPI backend and Next.js UI.

A no-code AI agent that turns one uploaded photo into a whimsical doodle-style illustration and emails the result on a schedule.

Federaide is a multimodal multi-agent orchestration harness for Mac, PC, and Android, with peer-to-peer agent routing, terminal-based code execution, voice input/output, Telegram access, scheduled routines, memory, and desktop control.

A ProtoLink example that stages autonomous agents in a fictional liability tribunal to study how agent-to-agent communication changes decisions, with replayable traces and HTML reports.

A GitHub repository for connecting AI agents to a real iPhone so they can call or text you, using a Claude Code plugin and a standalone agent skill/CLI.

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.

Open-source, local-first money agent that finds waste, drafts cancellation or dispute actions, and only proceeds with user approval. It emphasizes consent, a tamper-evident audit trail, and bring-your-own-key operation.

Lee-ai is an open-source AI cursor that acts as a website shopping assistant, pointing out products, framing items, and talking to visitors. The page shows a live demo, a GitHub install command, and notes that it works with a two-line integration and keeps keys server-side.

Agenvoy is a Go-native multi-model AI agent framework that routes tasks to the best model, shares a common daemon and session across interfaces, and can generate scripts or APIs to extend its toolset.

A GitHub repository for a self-correcting algebraic agent swarm runtime. The README frames it as a bounded, cybernetic system for multi-agent workflows, with separate components for intake validation, intent bridging, and swarm control.