NativeMind
4.0Open-source browser extension that runs AI models on-device for private summarizing, translating, and chat without cloud calls.
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AI tools with publicly available, open-source code.
Open-source browser extension that runs AI models on-device for private summarizing, translating, and chat without cloud calls.
An open-source validation layer that catches hallucinations and policy violations in AI outputs.
Open-source observability platform that turns repeated AI agent failures into tracked, fixable issues.
Open-source observability platform that traces, evaluates, and monitors AI agents in development and production.
Compliance handled end to end by dedicated officers, with a free, self-hostable open option
Open-source vector database that raised a $50M Series B to power retrieval for AI agents
Crossed $1.15B in annual bookings, serving Cursor and Cognition among its customers
The open-source framework behind 90 million monthly downloads and 35% of the Fortune 500
Sandboxed cloud environments now used by 88% of the Fortune 100
A neutral interface for trying open-weight models, not one house model
Alibaba's open-source model generating synchronized audio and video together
Local-first and encrypted, with no cloud account required
An open-source Notion alternative, docs and whiteboard combined
The viral DALL-E mini, renamed after legal pressure
Stability AI's own official Stable Diffusion interface
Open-source, automated exploratory analysis from Kanaries
Git-native semantic governance, built by Canner as open-source GenBI
A fully open-source VS Code fork, not just an extension
Open source under Block, now governed by the Linux Foundation
Merged Cline and Roo Code, now the landing spot for Roo's shutdown
One of the most-starred open-source coding agents, works with existing subscriptions
A production dashboard wrapped around open-source agent roots
Google's free, open-source answer to terminal coding agents
One of the first autonomous agents to go viral, in early 2023
A visual flow builder for chatbots, with open-source roots
LangChain's own answer for stateful agents that can loop
Microsoft's research framework for agents that talk to each other
Agents organized like a crew, each with a defined role
A fuller LLMOps platform, not just a flow visualizer
The original drag-and-drop canvas for LangChain components
DataStax-owned, but still free, open, and framework-agnostic
An open-source, self-hostable video model, not a closed proprietary platform
A model-sharing hub as much as an image generator
An open-source, self-hostable RAG framework, not a hosted consumer app
Shows you the exact changes before it makes them
Built by Atom's original creators, native and fast rather than Electron-based
An open-source, self-hostable alternative to Copilot's autocomplete
An open-source, research-rooted alternative to closed autonomous agents
Self-hostable end to end, so code never has to leave your network
A terminal-based pair programmer that commits its own changes
Open source and built to be configured exactly how you want it
The consumer face of one of the world's most-downloaded open models
Moonshot AI's long-context model, with a 2025 coding breakout
Zhipu AI's free chat interface for its GLM model family
Open-source, self-hostable, built for teams wary of vendor lock-in
Sees a webpage the way a person does, not just its HTML
The open-source library many browser-controlling agents run on