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Results for “source finding”

12 tools in the directory · Updated

“source finding”Ways to use: LinuxBacked by Y CombinatorShowing 12 tools
  • BrowserOSby BrowserOSYC S24An open-source browser with built-in AI agentsPay as you go
  • Emdashby General ActionYC W26Open-source desktop environment for coordinating coding agents.Free
  • OpenCodeby AnomalyYC W21Open source AI coding agent for terminal, desktop, and IDEFreemium
  • Unsloth AIby Unsloth AIYC S24Open-source framework for fine-tuning and reinforcement learning of LLMsFreemium
  • OpenWorkby OpenWorkYC X26Open-source AI workspace for working with models on your files.Freemium
  • Mitoby MitoYC S20AI-assisted Python and spreadsheet workflows inside Jupyter.Freemium
  • AnythingLLMby AnythingLLMYC S22Private AI assistant that runs on your own computerFreemium
  • BrowserOS neoby BrowserOSYC S24Give external AI agents a local browser with sessions and replayFree
  • Magnitudeby MagnitudeYC S25Local open-model inference engine with hardware-tuned kernels, desktop app, and CLI.Free
  • Cua Spacesby CuaYC X25Share desktops with AI agents while keeping control of your computersFreemium
  • Screenpipeby ScreenpipeYC S26Local screen and audio history your AI tools can searchFreemium
  • Paradevby ParadevYC P26Desktop workspace for running multiple coding agents in parallelFreemium

That’s all 12 tools.

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