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Best open-source AI tools to run yourself

Every tool on this page is flagged open source in the directory. The page leaves out hosted products and anything whose listing says the license is not standard open source. n8n can be self-hosted, and it is on the workflow guide for that reason, not here.

Alphabetical groups are not a ranking. Several of these still need an API key for a model even though the agent itself is open source.

How to choose

Ollama runs a model on your computer. Whisper transcribes audio with no hosted product. Aider, Cline, OpenCode, and OpenHands are coding agents you run, usually with a model you choose. Continue was acquired by Cursor; its open-source code remains available. Activepieces, Dify, and Flowise are servers you host. Letta keeps agent memory. Browser Use's open-source library is Python, and its cloud SDK also supports TypeScript.

n8n can be self-hosted under its own license. It is on the workflow guide, not in this open-source list.

Models on your machine

Ollama serves a local model. Whisper transcribes audio locally.

Coding agents you run

You bring the repository and, in most cases, the model. OpenCode can also use free models it includes.

Servers and libraries you host

Activepieces, Dify, and Flowise are applications. Letta and Browser Use are frameworks you run in your own stack.

Categories

Other guides

12 tools in this guide on AgentAtlas. Each card links to the listing, and the listing links to the official site.