Centralizes trip planning on a self-hosted server: collaborative itinerary editor with interactive maps, expenses, packing lists, reservations and PWA/offline support. Includes a built-in MCP (Model Context Protocol) server so AI assistants can read and automate trips via OAuth 2.1.
Provides a local-first desktop workspace that runs and coordinates AI agents across your files, browser, and third-party tools with a shared, editable memory. Offers built-in models or bring-your-own-keys, one-click OAuth to 100+ integrations, and browser-driven agent automation.
Indexes a repository into a local, queryable index (graph, git, docs, decisions, code health) and exposes task-shaped MCP tools so coding agents and developers get cited answers, symbol-level blast radius, test impact, refactoring plans and dead-code detection; self-hosted (AGPL-3.0) and needs no API key for deterministic analysis.
Runs and manages persistent teams of coding agents (Claude Code, Codex, Pi) locally — boots named seats from a YAML topology and provides a daemon, CLI and TUI to monitor, snapshot, evolve and coordinate agent workspaces and terminals.
Provides a self‑hosted OpenAI‑compatible gateway that exposes one API endpoint to route requests to 40+ model providers, issue revocable virtual keys, enforce budgets before spend, and record usage.
Build and run node-based AI image and video generation pipelines locally — chain prompts, models, reference images and automations on an infinite canvas. Key differentiators: multi-model pipelines and local-first operation (bring your own kie.ai key), so you keep media and credits under your control.
Provides a single OpenAI-compatible /v1 API that aggregates the free tiers of 16 LLM providers into one unified endpoint. Features smart routing and automatic failover, per-key free-tier tracking, encrypted key storage, embeddings/media routing, and a Docker one-liner for local use.
Lightweight cross-platform database client that exposes configured database connections to AI coding agents via an MCP server and includes a built-in AI SQL assistant. Ships as a single ~15MB binary, supports 60+ databases, and runs on desktop or Docker.
Self-hosted CPA / CLIProxyAPI management and observability panel that stores request history, tracks cost/usage/quota, and centralizes provider/credential/OAuth and plugin management. Designed for local analytics, failure diagnosis and account automation without telemetry.
Provides long-term memory for AI coding agents by compiling sanitized lifecycle observations into a git-versioned Markdown wiki that enables cross-agent handoffs, per-project isolation, and optional vector-backed retrieval.
Local-first AI agent workspace for authoring, running, and recovering agent executions — records model messages, tool calls, tool results, permission decisions, and termination events in an append-only Runtime Event Log. Provides Desktop (Electron), TUI/CLI, and headless Eval surfaces plus local tools and runtime features for pruning, compaction, and durable recovery.
Centralizes indexing and management of local AI coding-agent sessions so you can search, view full context, migrate, resume, and restore conversations across agents and devices. Supports extensible local sources, AI summaries, optional Supabase sync, and Skills management.