local-first

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.

Open-source local-first agentic IDE for autonomous software development with governed execution, persistent tasks, evidence-backed memory, and multi-environment runtime support.

A local-first browser extension that captures a ChatGPT or Claude conversation, summarizes it into a portable handoff, and helps continue the chat in another AI in one click.

Local-first desktop ETL/ELT studio with a drag-and-drop pipeline canvas, DuckDB execution, and an on-device AI assistant for describing workflows in plain English.

Local-first persistent memory for AI coding agents over MCP. PMB stores decisions, lessons, project facts, and searchable context in a single SQLite file and exposes it through a CLI and dashboard.

Cloak is a local secrets vault for AI agents that lets them use API keys without exposing the raw key to the model. The repo shows a CLI, local daemon, MCP server, policy controls, and quickstart commands for connecting with AI clients.

Open-source, local-first desktop workbench for coding agents. It centralizes tasks, sessions, transcripts, artifacts, diffs, containers, and merge-queue state for agents like Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor.

A local-first Python tool that audits Git history to quantify rework in AI-generated engineering work, including PR correction rates, churn clusters, superseded work, and line survival.

Desktop AI agent for Excel that works on workbook edits with parallel workflows, reversible changes, and local-first file handling. It supports Claude or OpenAI subscriptions, shows proposed edits for review, and preserves workbook structure like formulas, formatting, charts, and named ranges.

A local, read-only observability dashboard for Claude Code with live event streams, session Kanban, token and cost charts, a 3D tool-call graph, and plugin-based widgets.

An open-source VS Code extension that analyzes local AI coding session logs and turns them into dashboards, practice scores, anti-pattern detection, and skill insights.

A loadable SQLite extension that adds column-oriented storage and analytics for fast local OLAP-style queries, with benchmark data and build instructions.

A Rust-based hybrid local code search tool for developers and AI agents, with BM25 + semantic retrieval, persistent indexing, tree-sitter symbol search, and MCP/gRPC integrations.

Semble is a local-first code search tool for agents. It offers natural-language search, an MCP server, bash/AGENTS.md integration, and a Python API, with claims of faster indexing and much lower token usage than grep+read.

Hyperset is a local-first debugging tool for coding agents that captures runtime evidence from your app and feeds it back into the agent. It supports Node.js, Python, and Go, and can work with its own agent or tools like Claude Code, Codex, and OpenCode.

A local-first Rust PDF toolkit that works as a CLI, MCP server, REST API, WASM browser app, and desktop app for document workflows. It supports PDF merge, split, rotate, compress, OCR, PII scan, signature validation, and other agent-friendly document tasks.

A desktop app for saving AI-generated HTML pages into a local vault, opening them in a sandboxed viewer, and resurfacing them later with spaced repetition. It also exposes an MCP server so agents can save, search, organize, and schedule pages.

Self-hosted AI business analyst for querying company spreadsheets, contracts, PDFs, emails, and sample data, with answers that cite source files and run locally with your own model key.

A local-first developer tool that maps code changes back to the agent session that produced them, with transcript and tool-call citations for blame and debugging.

Local-first code review for worktrees created by agents, with support for staged, unstaged, and untracked changes before they become commits. It includes a desktop app, browser-based UI, MCP server integration, and machine-to-machine review flows over SSH, WSL, and Tailscale.

Meridian is a local-first work journal for developers that reconstructs screen activity into a daily timeline, summary, and draft worklog or standup updates, with ticket drafting for Jira-style workflows.

Waku is a native desktop app for managing local coding agents in one timeline. It supports agents like Amp, Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, OpenCode, Grok, and Pi, keeps data on the user’s machine, and includes checkpoint-based rewind for code and conversation state.

An open-source, local-first canvas for editing LLM context as a graph. It lets users branch, prune, merge, and inspect the exact context sent to a model, with a desktop app, web demo, and support for Ollama and OpenAI-compatible endpoints.

Hydra is a local-first multi-model AI orchestration CLI that discovers available heads on a machine and routes tasks to the cheapest model that clears a confidence bar.