local-first

Chrome extension that saves AI chat answers locally, adds tags, and lets users search and reopen them later.

A Mac menu bar app that tracks Claude Code activity locally, including prompts, lines of code, active time, breaks, tokens, and costs.

A local-first harness for turning coding models into reliable software agents, with memory, sandboxed execution, verification, recovery, GitOps, and deployment workflows. The repo describes a multi-agent architecture, approval gates, provider support, and a real shipped example.

Local-first federated search for AI agents that queries transcripts, files, a knowledge graph, a vector store, and the web, then merges results with trust-weighted ranking.

r3 is a local code review tool for AI-generated code and docs, with a browser UI, anchored feedback, and an agent loop for create/watch/reply workflows.

Busabase is an open-source, local-first database and knowledge base built around approval workflows for AI-generated changes. It lets users review, approve, and merge agent-proposed records, and includes a simple API plus desktop, Docker, and source-based setup options.

Open-source SDK and libraries for building local-first, peer-to-peer AI apps. It supports local LLM inference, embeddings, translation, transcription, TTS, OCR, image generation, and an OpenAI-compatible API across desktop and mobile platforms.

Recall is a local-first memory tool for Claude Code that logs sessions and generates a compact project summary offline, without sending data to an API.

ctx is a local-first desktop workbench for coding agents, now open source under GPL-3.0. The page explains that it runs agents in a desktop environment with worktrees, transcripts, artifacts, diff review, container boundaries, and a local merge queue.

Local-first agent OS that lets you run and steer Claude Code, Codex, and OpenCode from a browser or chat app while keeping code and keys on your own machine.

Local guardrails for AI coding agents that intercept destructive actions before they execute, now extended to Git hooks for commit and push enforcement.

A local-first shared development environment for humans and CLI coding agents, with persistent workspaces, worktree-isolated tasks, agent coordination, and built-in review and browser tools.

Open-source, local-first AI web testing app that lets you write test steps in plain English and run them in a real browser on your machine.

SwarmWright is a self-hosted multi-agent AI orchestration platform for designing, running, and inspecting swarms of agents from markdown and config. The page highlights Docker-based setup, topology-enforced agent graphs, human approval steps, local storage, and detailed audit logs.

Local-first code intelligence for Claude Code that adds structural graph search, semantic memory, cross-project links, MCP integration, and automated hooks for coding workflows.

Amnitex is a local, lossless memory layer for MCP-capable AI coding assistants. It installs as a CLI, exposes tools like search, recall, remember, and list keys, and is designed to work across clients such as Claude Desktop, Cursor, Cline, Continue, and Zed.

A self-hosted, local-first chat workspace for OpenAI-compatible models with built-in MCP tools, web search, and long-term memory.

An open-source agentic browser harness that lets existing agent CLIs control your logged-in browser through a side panel and optional MCP server.

MCP server and desktop app for editing Excel files with AI agents, real-time calculation, diff review, and surgical saves that aim to preserve workbook contents.

Cockpit is a free local macOS app for managing Claude Code and Codex sessions in one window. It shows which sessions need attention, lets you start new runs, organize many sessions, review transcripts, and inspect file/version history without sending data off your Mac.

Openvurp is a local-first multi-agent workspace where agents have jobs, tools, memory, and can consult each other instead of answering in isolation. The repo shows browser, CLI, and Docker setup, plus concrete workflows for running commands, writing files, and using multiple channels.

Blume Sidecar is a desktop companion for managing coding agents across tools like Cursor, Claude Code, and Codex. It tracks agent activity, monitors rules and hidden files, shows usage limits, and suggests fixes when instructions drift from chat context.

Crew is a local-first collaborative IDE for people and AI agents to work together on projects. It supports multiple agents at once, shared threads, project folders, token tracking, and built-in browser tools like terminal, files, preview, web, and review.

Local-first MCP gateway that lets multiple AI clients share one server setup, with lazy tool discovery to reduce token usage and built-in tool integrity and quarantine controls.