All Open Source Apps

Open-source AI-native platform to build and deploy internal tools, workflows, and AI agents with a visual drag-and-drop builder and 80+ data source integrations.

Self-hostable AI platform with agentic RAG, 50+ connectors, deep research, code execution, and support for every major LLM provider.

The extensible, privacy-first AI platform that runs Ollama, OpenAI, and any LLM backend behind a polished, feature-packed web interface.

Build, test, and deploy AI agents and RAG workflows visually with native API and MCP server export.

Open-source GenBI engine that lets AI agents turn natural-language questions into governed SQL, charts, and shareable dashboards across 20+ data sources — no vendor lock-in, no black-box prompts.

Skyvern (YC S2023) automates browser-based workflows by pairing LLMs with computer vision, letting agents click, fill, and extract data on sites they've never seen, without brittle XPath selectors that break on every layout change.

Open-source agentic security automation platform that runs AI agents and durable workflows at scale with sandboxed execution.

The batteries-included Python agent harness — planning, sub-agents, filesystem, shell, memory, and skills bundled in, built on LangGraph.

An open-source MCP platform for organizations — host MCP servers, run MCP registries, monitor usage, and build agents and chatbots on top of the Model Context Protocol from one self-hosted deployment.

A local desktop workspace that gives every coding task its own agent, Git branch, and worktree, then tracks tasks, pull requests, CI, and reviews for 27 coding agents on one live Kanban board.

Stateful actors as a primitive for AI agents, real-time collaboration, and durable execution — with in-memory state, WebSockets, queues, and scheduling built in.

Unified open-source platform for AI agent orchestration and workflow automation with 180+ connectors, MCP support, and durable execution.

The safe, private runtime that lets autonomous AI agents operate in sandboxed environments governed by declarative YAML policies — blocking data exfiltration, credential leaks, and unauthorized network activity before they happen.

A terminal-native agent multiplexer that runs Claude, Codex, Gemini, and other coding agents side by side in real, persistent panes you can detach from and reattach to from anywhere.

Local-first AI memory with verbatim storage, pluggable backends, and 96.6% retrieval recall on LongMemEval — no API key required.

Mesh LLM pools GPUs and memory across every machine you own into one OpenAI-compatible API, so agents tap distributed compute instead of a single GPU box or a metered cloud bill.

A YC-backed, open-source knowledge graph skill for AI coding assistants — type /graphify and it maps your entire project (code, docs, PDFs, images, videos) into a queryable graph instead of grepping through files.

A lightweight, stealthy headless browser written in Rust — drop-in compatible with Puppeteer and Playwright, built for AI agents and web scraping at scale.

Instant, concurrent, hardware-isolated MicroVM sandboxes for AI agents — E2B-API compatible, sub-60ms cold starts, and a built-in zero-trust egress proxy, all self-hostable at scale.

A 24/7 autonomous AI company: 14 expert-persona agents running on Claude Code or Codex CLI that research, decide, code, deploy, and market real products with a single markdown file as their only memory.

Give your AI agents a real, authenticated email address — with SPF/DKIM-verified inbound, HMAC-signed delivery, WebSocket fan-out, and human-in-the-loop approval built in.

A tier-adaptive 16-step deep research pipeline for Claude Code that produces adversarially-audited reports with full source provenance, backed by a persistent, searchable vault.

A universal swarm intelligence engine that spawns thousands of autonomous AI agents to simulate and predict how real-world events unfold across social, financial, and political domains.

The first AI agent harness native to the browser — a Chrome/Firefox extension that drives your tabs, spins up sandboxed compute (JS notebooks, WASM Linux VMs), and shares what it builds peer-to-peer, with no backend, no telemetry, and BYOK.