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Can I Run AI Locally detects a user's GPU or Mac and ranks open models that fit, covering LLMs, coding, image and video models. It reports VRAM requirements, speed estimates and grades for the device.
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LocalAI is described as an open source AI engine that runs models, including LLMs, vision, voice, image and video, on any hardware without a GPU. It presents itself as a drop-in replacement for most upstream APIs and includes a built-in agent platform powered by LocalAGI, whose agents can reason, use tools and maintain memory. Image generation with Stable diffusion on CPU is also supported.
AI Dungeon is a free AI text adventure game in which players create open-ended stories, explore interactive worlds and guide every choice online or in the app. Players can start a fantasy quest, survive a post-apocalyptic world, build a custom scenario or jump into community-made adventures powered by AI.
AICamp is a collaborative AI workspace where teams can build custom agents, share prompts and work across multiple language models in one interface. It includes a shared knowledge base, project-based workflows, private groups and usage analytics. It offers a free starter tier and a paid business plan.
Leon is an open-source personal assistant that can run on a user's server. It is built on Node.js, Python and artificial intelligence concepts, and responds to requests. It uses a modular architecture for creating or using skills, and supports several cloud and offline text-to-speech and speech-to-text solutions.
Eidolon is an open source framework and agent server for building and deploying generative AI agent applications. It offers a pluggable SDK, declarative YAML agent definitions, and pre-built agents, and it supports adding RAG storage to applications. The server is described as a deployment server for agentic applications, and agents can be deployed to Kubernetes.
Can I Run AI Locally detects a user's GPU or Mac and ranks open models that fit, covering LLMs, coding, image and video models. It reports VRAM requirements, speed estimates and grades for the device.
