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A self-hostable MCP endpoint that centralizes accounts, memory, skills, secrets, and access controls for AI agents. It supports multiple providers, profile-based permissions, audit logs, and deployment on your own machine or cloud.

Bridle is an open protocol and small CLI for handing context and work between coding agents on different machines, with opt-in policy controls on both sides.

Subpool is a self-hosted control plane for managing AI subscription and API capacity across teams. It pools authorized accounts, issues employee-specific keys, exposes OpenAI-compatible endpoints, and tracks usage without storing prompts or responses.

Self-hosted RSS reader that adds semantic clustering, ranking, and explainable smart folders on top of feeds. The repo shows local-first deployment options, search and filtering features, and a polished reading interface.

Wolfpack is a self-hosted control room for persistent coding-agent sessions across your machines, with Tailscale-based private access and support for tools like Claude Code, Codex CLI, Gemini CLI, and shell sessions.

Open-source platform for running multiple AI agents alongside teams across chat and dev workflows, with self-hosted deployment and role-based agent coordination.

Open-source multiplayer design canvas where humans and AI agents design together in real time, with built-in MCP support and self-hosting options.

FAAAH is a dependency-free, OpenAI-compatible local proxy that routes requests through text files and AI coding agents. It is aimed at developers who want to reuse an existing agent subscription as a backend for tools that expect the OpenAI API.

Bourdon is a recognition-first memory runtime for AI agents, built to share memory across tools like Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and others. The site shows install commands, product positioning, pricing, and several live field tests.

Hotcell is a self-hostable sandbox SDK for AI agents that runs isolated sandboxes on local hardware or servers. The page shows setup, CLI commands, key handling, egress control, and support for containers or microVMs.

Projektor is a self-hosted issue tracker and wiki built for AI agents as the primary client, with MCP-based agent access and Cloudflare-based deployment.

Self-hosted registry for AI agents and MCP servers that supports capability-based discovery, health checks, and simple JSON/HTTP registration.

Self-hosted LLM gateway and model router with OpenAI and Anthropic API compatibility, outbound provider routing, and eval-gated smart routing. It’s presented as a single static Go binary with zero telemetry and support for failover, caching, metrics, and local deployment.

A self-hosted Python runtime for building agentic AI apps with server-driven UI, audit logging, RBAC, sandboxing, and pluggable model orchestration.

Yogen is a self-hosted AI swarm that uses 500 agents to debate an idea and produce a verdict and written report. It targets decision support for startup ideas, product changes, and other uncertain choices, with both a hosted demo and local setup using an Anthropic API key.

Self-hosted LLM gateway for cost-aware model routing, spend tracking, and policy-based traffic control across multiple providers.

Dropway turns a folder of static files into a live, access-controlled URL. It supports public, password-protected, allowlisted, and org-only sharing, with versioned deploys, audit logs, and MCP-based access for AI tools.

Loma is a self-hosted AI agents platform for teams, with a Slack interface, web dashboard, scheduled flows, webhooks, and a shared skill library. It supports open models via OpenCode and can pool existing Claude subscriptions.

An open-source, self-hosted AI DevOps pipeline that ingests GitHub webhooks, generates code patches with an LLM, runs them in network-isolated Docker sandboxes, and posts validated fixes back as PR comments.

Self-hosted AI assistant that connects to many apps and services, with Tamil and Hindi UI support, mobile PWA access, and Anthropic model integration.

A demo for running the Odysseus self-hosted AI workspace on throwaway islo.dev microVMs in one command, with both a clickable live app path and an agent tool for running code on disposable boxes.

Self-hosted AI workspace with chat, agents, deep research, document editing, email triage, notes, calendar, and model comparison. The README includes setup instructions for Docker and native installs, plus a broad feature list and demo references.

AISBF is a self-hostable AI service broker and OpenAI-compatible proxy/router for routing requests across multiple providers, adding prompt-aware model selection, failover, quotas, analytics, and privacy-focused deployment options.

Self-hosted AI observability for tracking LLM requests, costs, latency, prompt traces, reasoning tokens, and PII masking across many model providers.