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CorvinOS

AI agents

CorvinOS is a self-hosted agentic OS that connects local and cloud models to messaging platforms including Discord, Telegram, WhatsApp, Slack, and email.

jevme

Computer agents

jevme is a voice-controlled macOS agent that uses accessibility controls to operate apps, executes commands as the user speaks, and learns reusable tasks from demonstrations.

Moching

Computer agents

Moching is a desktop AI agent for controlling a PC, with screen perception, browser and Office automation, and native tools.

Open Interpreter

Computer agents

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

Orkas

AI agents

Orkas is a local-first desktop AI team where a commander coordinates specialist agents and local coding-agent runtimes, with support for user-provided model providers.

POK-Agent

Computer agents

POK-Agent is a Windows computer-use and coding agent that combines a planner with a fast screen-action model, verifies step outcomes, and can record and replay successful task sequences.

Superagent for Mac

Computer agents

Superagent for Mac is an open-source macOS workspace for Claude Code and Codex, combining persistent coding-agent chats with an agent-controlled browser, iOS Simulator, and companion iPhone app for monitoring conversations and responding to agent requests. It runs locally and uses the user’s existing agent subscription.