Tools tagged "Self-Hosted"

Nous Research's open-source agent uses persistent memory, reusable skills, messaging integrations, and scheduled automation.

A self-hosted AI assistant that connects messaging channels, models, and tools to carry out personal or team tasks.

An open-source runtime for developers and platform teams to run AI agents with policy-controlled file, network, and model access.

Connect AI agents to your logged-in browser with a CLI and extension for web workflows, data capture, and debugging.

A Python framework for developers building MCP servers and clients that connect AI applications to tools and data.

An open-source framework for developers building AI agents, data retrieval pipelines, and multi-step workflows.

Lakera, part of Check Point, provides AI guardrails, agent risk assessment, and red teaming for enterprise AI applications.

Build agents with an open-source SDK, run them through AgentOS, and manage sessions, tools, and knowledge.

Cloud browser infrastructure with persistent sessions, live debugging, proxies, and an open-source server.

Opik records AI traces, runs evaluation tests, manages prompts, and monitors agent behavior in development and production.

Arize Phoenix traces AI applications and supports evaluations, datasets, prompt experiments, and local or self-hosted deployment.

An open-source voice AI platform for developers building self-hosted call agents with visual workflows, APIs, and BYO models.

Mastra is an open-source TypeScript framework for developers building AI agents, workflows, memory, MCP, and observability.

OpenHands is an open-source platform for teams running autonomous coding agents locally, in the cloud, or self-hosted.

Skyvern is an AI browser automation platform for teams that need reliable workflows across sites without APIs.

Mem0 gives developers a memory layer for AI agents and apps that need persistent context across sessions.

Langfuse is an open-source LLM engineering platform for tracing, evals, prompts, and metrics.

Visual AI workflow builder whose official team support ended in 2026; Apache 2.0 source remains available for forks.

Langflow helps developers build AI agents, RAG apps, and MCP servers with visual flows and Python customization.

Dify builds AI agents, RAG apps, and LLM workflows, with cloud hosting and self-hosting under its own license.

Tabnine helps enterprise teams use AI code completion, chat and coding agents with codebase context and private deployment controls.

Use local and cloud models for chats, knowledge, media, and agent workflows, with separate inference-governance products.

LocalAI is an open-source, self-hosted AI server for teams running compatible models on their own hardware.

Activepieces connects apps, agents, and workflows with credit-based cloud plans and self-hosting options.

AnythingLLM is a desktop and self-hosted AI app for private document chat, local models, agents, and team workspaces.

Open WebUI is a self-hosted AI interface for teams that want local and cloud models in one controlled workspace.

ComfyUI gives visual AI teams a node canvas for building inspectable image, video, and model workflows.

Cartesia is a low-latency voice AI platform with streaming text-to-speech, speech-to-text, and voice agents for developers.

Build visual automations and AI agents with app nodes, custom code, and self-hosted or managed cloud deployment.