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Results for “private inference”

10 tools in the directory · Updated

“private inference”Ways to use: LinuxShowing 10 tools
  • Msty Studioby MstyPrivate AI workspace for chatting with local and online modelsFreemium
  • AnythingLLMby AnythingLLMYC S22Private AI assistant that runs on your own computerFreemium
  • Magnitudeby MagnitudeYC S25Local open-model inference engine with hardware-tuned kernels, desktop app, and CLI.Free
  • Interplayby Iterate.aiLow-code platform for building, running, and scaling agentic AI workflows across enterprise systems.Contact sales
  • Jan Desktopby JanDesktop app for chatting with local and cloud AI modelsUnknown
  • Zenflowby ZencoderCoordinates AI coding agents through spec-driven, verified software workflows$40+/user/moFree trial
  • Kilo Codeby Kilo CodeOpen-source AI coding agent for IDEs, terminal, cloud and SlackFreemium
  • Replitby ReplitDescribe an app or site in chat, then build and publish it on Replit.Freemium
  • MindsHubby MindsDBYC W20Shared AI model access, agents, and spending controls for teamsFreemium
  • OpenWorkby OpenWorkYC X26Open-source AI workspace for working with models on your files.Freemium

That’s all 10 tools.

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