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Results for “non-technical users”

13 tools in the directory · Updated

“non-technical users”Download or installWays to use: LinuxShowing 13 tools
  • NVIDIA AI Workbenchby NVIDIADesktop app for building and managing GPU-backed AI projects across local and remote machinesFreemium
  • gooseby BlockOpen source general-purpose AI agent for desktop, terminal, and APIFree
  • PyGPTby PyGPTAn open-source desktop assistant for working with cloud and local AI models.Free
  • Pinokioby PinokioA hub for installing and running local AI and creative appsUnknown
  • OpenClawby OpenClaw FoundationSelf-hosted open-source AI assistant you message from your existing chat apps.Free
  • ECA - Editor Code Assistantby ECAOpen-source AI coding assistant connecting language models with editors, a desktop app, or a terminal client.Free
  • TraeCodeby ByteDanceAI coding IDE with a mode for autonomous, multi-agent software builds$3+/moFree trial
  • OpenHandsby OpenHandsOpen-source platform for running coding agents on engineering workFreemium
  • Dyadby DyadLocal, open-source desktop AI app builderFreemium
  • Raccoon Workby SenseTimeAI productivity assistant for spreadsheets, voice notes and document work, now on iOS.Freemium
  • Mitoby MitoYC S20AI-assisted Python and spreadsheet workflows inside Jupyter.Freemium
  • Magnitudeby MagnitudeYC S25Local open-model inference engine with hardware-tuned kernels, desktop app, and CLI.Free
  • OpenWorkby OpenWorkYC X26Open-source AI workspace for working with models on your files.Freemium

That’s all 13 tools.

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