
Diagram Design
Get your coding agent to draw diagrams in your brand's colors: one self-contained HTML and SVG file, 45 diagram types, and redraws of draw.io or Mermaid files.
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Get your coding agent to draw diagrams in your brand's colors: one self-contained HTML and SVG file, 45 diagram types, and redraws of draw.io or Mermaid files.

Clone a voice, dub a video or make an audiobook on your own machine: local speech synthesis, dictation and transcription, an open-source ElevenLabs alternative.

Architecture docs drafted from the code itself: a Rust CLI whose LLM agents write a C4-style Markdown wiki with Mermaid diagrams, local Ollama included.

Have a coding agent write an interactive deck: StackBlitz's React slide engine, where every slide is a live web page. No PDF export and no tagged release.

Upscale low-resolution images with AI on your own Vulkan GPU. AGPL desktop app with seven built-in 4x models, three of them barred from commercial use.

Follow a busy story without rereading every syndicated copy: a self-hosted RSS reader that groups articles into events using local or remote AI models.

Describing a spot in sentences, quoting a passage to remove doubt: a prompt can ask, but it can't point. How notabene turns page comments into agent tasks.

Make an installable font from a photo of your handwriting without paying for a web service: a local Node CLI plus an optional Claude Code skill for labeling.

Long-term memory for AI agents: an LLM turns writes into facts and entities, four retrievers bring them back. MIT server on PostgreSQL, 1.0 since October 2026.

Scans and PDFs turned into structured Markdown by a vision model, handwriting included. Free commercial use of the weights ends above $2M in revenue or funding.

Read PDFs, Office files, web pages and Git repos as Markdown from an MCP agent. MarkItDown and Python do the conversion, with no OCR, and audio goes to Google.

Groups production errors into incidents with Claude: OpenTelemetry observability on ClickHouse and Postgres. The investigation agent itself is not in the repo.

Transcribe audio files on your own server with Whisper, Parakeet or Canary and label each speaker. Single user only, and no release since December 2025.

Pick out objects from a text prompt or OCR a whole page: the inference code for TII's Falcon vision-language models, built for NVIDIA GPUs and Apple Silicon.

Meeting notes transcribed on your own machine with Whisper or Parakeet. The text only reaches a remote LLM if you choose one for the summary. MIT desktop app.

Drag-and-drop AI agents and RAG chains, each served over its own REST API. The project was archived in August 2026 and ships no releases or security fixes.

Word, Excel, PowerPoint, PDF and EPUB files turned into Markdown an LLM can read, in Python. Images and scanned PDFs only become text by calling an LLM.

Sell software and subscriptions without filing VAT or sales tax: Polar resells on the developer's behalf. Apache-2.0 code, 5% + 50¢ a sale on the free plan.

Give an AI agent YouTube, Reddit, X and GitHub: a Python CLI picks a tool for each platform, installs it and checks it works. Most social sites need a login.

LLM chatbots, agents and RAG workflows built in a web console, each with its own API. Its modified Apache 2.0 license requires permission for multi-tenant use.

Hand tasks to an AI agent you can reach on Telegram, and it turns them into reusable skills. MIT code, any model, but shell commands run unsandboxed by default.

Typo-tolerant search-as-you-type for sites and apps: a Rust engine under MIT with hybrid vector search, where replication needs the paid Enterprise Edition.

Chain APIs, databases and AI agents on a self-hosted canvas. The fair-code license allows internal use but no resale as SaaS; SSO and Git versioning are paid.

AI agents speed up writing code, which was never the bottleneck. Their real payoff is forcing teams to write down specs, documentation and architecture choices.

Track several coding agents like Claude Code or Codex on one ticket board, with budgets and review gates: a self-hosted MIT server first released in March 2026.

Chain your apps into visual flows on your own servers. The core is MIT-licensed, while SSO, roles, team projects and AI agents on your instance need paid plans.

Design screens beside your code and let Claude Code or Codex edit them over MCP. A proprietary editor whose .pen mockups are JSON files tracked in Git.