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Results for “local inference”

13 tools in the directory · Updated

“local inference”Open sourceWays to use: MCP serverShowing 13 tools
  • encoderfileby Mozilla.aiPackage embedding and classification models as portable executablesFree
  • Cognizant Neuro Sanby CognizantBuild and coordinate networks of specialized AI agentsFree
  • Klavis MCPby Klavis AIYC X25Connect agents to application tools through open-source MCP integrationsFree
  • Kitaruby ZenmlFind gaps in agent evaluations and replay proposed fixesFreemium
  • Obot AI Control Planeby ObotGovern AI agents’ access to models, tools and company systemsFree
  • Repomixby RepomixPackage repository context for an AI assistantFree
  • MLflowby MLflowOpen-source platform for tracing, evaluating, and managing AI applications and machine-learning models.Free
  • Graphitiby Zep AIYC W24Open-source framework for temporal context graphsFree
  • ZenMLby ZenmlRun reproducible AI pipelines and agents on your chosen infrastructureFreemium
  • PayPal Agent Toolkitby PayPalGive AI agents controlled access to PayPal payment operationsUnknown
  • LangGraphby LangChainOpen-source Python library for orchestrating stateful, long-running AI agentsFree
  • Chromaby ChromaOpen-source search infrastructure for AI apps, with the managed Cloud service being wound downFreemium
  • Bytebotby BytebotYC S21An open-source AI agent that controls a self-hosted Linux desktop to carry out computer tasks.Unknown

That’s all 13 tools.

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