All AI agent resources

Okto-Pulse is a local-first SDLC workbench for AI coding teams, with structured project artifacts, governance gates, validation rules, and MCP tools.

Ollama is a tool for running large language models locally, offering easy setup for macOS, Windows, Linux, and Docker, along with a library of models and quickstart guides for customization and integration

A local-first, cross-model memory system that helps AI agents retain context, coordinate, and learn between sessions.

Open Index is a self-hosted context layer for domain-specialized AI agents, building searchable knowledge graphs with structured schemas, semantic search, and MCP read/write access.

Open Interpreter is a coding agent enabling language models to execute code locally, facilitating natural-language interaction with your computer's capabilities, overcoming limitations of hosted solutions like internet access and package restrictions. It features interactive and programmatic chats, system message customization, and can control your computer's keyboard and mouse, allowing for enhanced control and flexibility in development environments

A self-hostable personal AI assistant with autonomous browser, search, shell, office, and MCP tools, plus document RAG and a visual workflow builder.

OpenAgents is an open-source workspace where AI agents connect and collaborate, with an agent launcher, shared workspace, and support for agent protocols and SDKs.

OpenAI's framework for building agent workflows with tools, handoffs, guardrails, sessions, and tracing.

OpenBot is an open-source self-hosted platform for running a team of persistent AI bots that wake on incoming messages, use shell, HTTP, custom Python and MCP tools, keep long term memory, and pause for human approval.

OpenClaw is a personal AI assistant that runs on your own devices and connects to messaging channels, tools, skills, scheduled tasks, and memory.

An offline web dashboard for OpenClaw that monitors agent sessions, scheduled tasks, token usage, message trends, and local system metrics.

OpenHands is an open-source software development agent platform that can edit code, run commands, and interact with tools.

OpenPaw turns Claude Code into a personal assistant by installing skills and tools for email, calendars, smart home, and other services, with persistent memory, Telegram access, scheduling, and a local task dashboard.

A local-first CLI and dashboard for running autonomous digital-twin agents across social platforms, with content workflows, scheduling, and browser automation.

An open-source MCP server that gives AI agents a toolkit for security testing, network forensics, and vulnerability assessment.

Opik is an open-source platform for LLM and agent observability, tracing, evaluation, prompt management, and production monitoring.

Opus Manager is a Claude Code skill that makes Claude the manager of a coding project: it writes tickets, dispatches them to cheaper coding agent CLIs on your machine, reruns the acceptance checks itself, and has a model from another vendor review the change.

A self-hosted coding agent that takes labeled GitHub issues through planning and implementation, opens pull requests, checks changes against acceptance criteria, and merges when configured gates pass.