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Maxun is a self-hostable no-code platform for extracting, scraping, crawling, and searching the web. Users can record browser actions as reusable robots or describe desired fields in natural language for LLM-assisted extraction, then schedule runs and expose results through structured APIs, Markdown, screenshots, or spreadsheet integrations. It can be installed locally with or without Docker, and a separate SDK supports programmatic robot management.

aria2-ariang-docker packages Aria2, the AriaNg web interface, File Browser, and Rclone into a container for remote downloading and file handling. Users can browse or play stored files, enable basic authentication and HTTPS, and automatically upload completed downloads to configured cloud storage. It supports ARM systems such as Raspberry Pi, but persistent configuration and session volumes are important if download progress must survive container restarts.

FIM One is a self-hosted agent platform for connecting APIs, databases, and MCP servers behind one execution layer. Teams can create connectors from OpenAPI specifications, a conversational builder, or MCP, then run multi-step work through a ReAct loop or dynamically generated DAGs. The same agent core can be delivered as a standalone assistant, embedded copilot, or central hub. Its connector strategy explicitly spans global SaaS and China-focused systems such as Feishu, WeCom, DingTalk, and domestic databases, and deployment requires a compatible LLM endpoint and credentials.

Keinsaas Navigator is an open-source AI workspace for individuals and teams. It combines multi-provider chat with custom agents, MCP tools, visual workflows, and optional capabilities such as image generation, code execution, and realtime voice interaction. The application can run locally, in Docker, or on Vercel. A model-provider API key is the minimum requirement, while features such as web search, file storage, or particular integrations need their own service configuration.