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Execlave is an AI agent governance and enforcement platform that checks agent actions before they reach external systems and produces audit logs for compliance review. It supports managed cloud and self-hosted deployment for teams running AI agents in production.
Caveman is a developer-focused stack for compressing AI output, wrapping local agent traffic, and tracking token spend across gateways and enterprise deployments. It includes free local components, a TypeScript SDK, and preview cloud features for savings verification.
Statewave is an open-source memory runtime for AI agents and LLM apps. It helps teams store durable, structured context with provenance so systems can recall prior events across sessions.
Cohesor is an AI gateway and control plane for agents that routes requests, compresses tokens, brokers MCP tool calls, and enforces policy from one endpoint. It is designed for teams that want to lower model spend and improve visibility without rewriting existing Anthropic- or OpenAI-compatible clients.
Trigger.dev chat agent is a durable AI chat backend for developers building stateful conversations that can survive refreshes, crashes, and long-running turns. It connects with the AI SDK `useChat` flow and runs on managed infrastructure with no timeout on a turn.
Unsloth is a free, open-source desktop app for running and training AI models on local hardware. It supports macOS, Windows, Linux, and WSL, with tools for model downloads, agent connections, media generation, and private research.
Dograh is open-source voice agent infrastructure for building and running voice agents on your own servers, in your VPC, or in Dograh’s managed cloud. It combines modular voice pipelines, MCP-based agent building, and a speech-to-speech option for real-time conversations.
BetterClaw is a no-code AI agent builder for teams that want to deploy autonomous agents without managing infrastructure. It supports visual agent creation, channel connections, and built-in security controls, with a free plan and paid tiers.
Tines 3B is an AI-native workflow platform for building agents, apps, and automations in a secure, governed environment. It supports code-first workflows with natural-language building, branching, testing, and flexible deployment options.
Heym is a source-available AI workflow automation platform for building visual, inspectable automations with agents, RAG, and approval checkpoints. It is designed for teams that want to self-host workflow infrastructure on their own systems.
Prime Agent is an open-source coding harness from Prime Intellect that uses a persistent REPL, sub-agent orchestration, and session recovery to support long-running coding and research workflows. It is aimed at users who need an agent runtime for extended tasks rather than a basic chat interface.
Clipia.ai is an AI image and video generation platform with presentations, an agent workflow, and developer integrations. It helps creators, teams, and developers produce media and decks from prompts, briefs, or source files using a shared credit system.
Xorviex is an autonomous digital workforce platform that turns a plain-language job into a supervised team of AI agents. It is aimed at founders and builders who want to automate execution without manually planning each agent.
Soup CLI is a command-line tool for LLM fine-tuning and post-training on your own hardware. It supports low-VRAM training via layer streaming, plus data checks, configuration generation, preference optimization, and checkpoint gating.
AgentConnect is an open-source, self-hostable control plane for operating AI agents in Slack, Telegram, Discord, GitHub, and similar team workflows. It separates hosted orchestration from a self-hosted daemon that holds platform connections and access tokens.
Toolport is a free, open source local MCP gateway that lets you connect one set of MCP servers to multiple AI agents. It helps individuals and teams reduce repeated setup, keep secrets local, and manage tool access more consistently.
Hexis is an open-source, git-backed workspace for AI agent skills, tools, and knowledge. It helps teams govern what their agents can access, review changes, and connect multiple MCP-capable agents from one controlled repository.
Kitesurf is Cloudflare's stateless browser for AI agents, built to run entirely on Workers for screenshots, HTML extraction, and automation. It is intended for lightweight, bursty browser workflows that can trade away pixel-perfect rendering and other desktop-browser features.
Progress Telerik’s AI Observability Platform helps teams trace, debug, analyze cost, and evaluate AI agent workflows across production runs. It supports .NET, Python, and JavaScript and is positioned for developers, engineering leaders, and enterprise teams.
Soloop is a one-person company OS for solo founders, with AI-assisted planning, research, coding, and growth workflows. It offers a free plan and paid tiers with approval controls, recurring runs, and team capacity.