Manage, group, back up, and distribute agent skills across many coding tools.
Project overview
Skills Manager collects skills from Git repositories, local folders, archives, and the skills.sh marketplace into one desktop library. Presets can distribute selected skills to global or project workspaces for Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Copilot, and more than a dozen other tools, with backup and multi-device sync included. Applying a preset copies skills rather than creating a live link, and CLI changes may require the desktop app to refresh or restart.
Switch providers and sync MCP, prompts, skills, and sessions across AI coding tools.
Project overview
CC Switch replaces manual JSON, TOML, and environment-file edits with a desktop interface for managing providers across Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, OpenCode, OpenClaw, Hermes, and related tools. It also synchronizes MCP servers, prompt files, and skills across supported apps and can browse session history. Most tools still need a terminal or CLI restart after a provider switch.
Browse decentralized LBRY content and use its accompanying wallet.
Project overview
LBRY Desktop bundles the protocol daemon with a graphical browser and wallet for the LBRY decentralized content marketplace. Installers are provided for Windows, macOS, and Debian-based Linux, and the installed application connects to the LBRY network for browsing content and using the accompanying wallet.
Read multiple ebook formats with search and annotations across platforms.
Project overview
Readest opens EPUB, MOBI, AZW3, FB2, CBZ, TXT, and PDF files across macOS, Windows, Linux, Android, iOS, and the web. Readers can switch between scrolling and paginated layouts, search within books, add bookmarks, highlights, and notes, look up terms, or place two documents side by side. It is designed for people who want a consistent reading workflow across several device types.
Manage dozens of SQL and NoSQL databases from a lightweight cross-platform client.
Project overview
DBX provides a roughly 20 MB desktop client for connecting to and managing dozens of SQL and NoSQL databases, with Docker and web deployments available as well. It includes an AI assistant and an MCP server so coding agents can query databases through connections already configured in DBX, with safety checks before generated SQL runs. The desktop app works offline and does not collect telemetry; AI features need a reachable model endpoint or local Ollama.
Collect, organize, and cite BibTeX and BibLaTeX research libraries
Project overview
JabRef is a cross-platform reference manager for BibTeX and BibLaTeX libraries. It can import records from scientific catalogs or identifiers, extract metadata from PDFs, organize collections and attachments, merge duplicates, and insert citations into external writing tools. Browser extensions help capture new references, while teams can synchronize a library through SQL; a separate JabKit command-line interface is also available.
Play and organize YouTube Music content on Android and desktop systems.
Project overview
SimpMusic is an open-source YouTube Music client for Android and desktop systems. It can play music and video in the background without in-app ads, search YouTube, sync or customize playlists, cache tracks for offline use, and display lyrics from several sources. The FOSS build says it includes no trackers, although optional history syncing sends playback data to Google. Users remain responsible for complying with copyright law and the terms of the services they access.
Track tokens, costs, and usage limits across multiple AI coding tools.
Project overview
Token Monitor is a desktop widget for macOS, Windows, and Linux. It reads local session data from tools such as Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, and Hermes to show token usage, costs, session details, and trends, while separate provider-specific checks report supported account limits. Local mode needs no server; optional self-hosted sync sends aggregate usage between devices without uploading prompts, source code, or raw conversation logs.
Transcribe meetings locally and create summaries with a local or chosen AI provider.
Project overview
Meetily records and transcribes meetings on your device, keeping recordings, transcripts, and transcription models local for privacy-sensitive work. Summaries can stay fully local through Ollama or use Claude, Groq, OpenRouter, or a custom OpenAI-compatible endpoint. Installers are available for macOS and Windows, while Linux users build from source.
Edit local Markdown knowledge bases with WYSIWYG and AI tools.
Project overview
OpenKnowledge is a local-first Markdown and MDX editor for notes, specifications, wikis, codebases, and Obsidian-style vaults. It opens an existing folder and provides WYSIWYG editing, navigation, search, tabs, wiki-link graphs, and side-by-side work with Claude, Codex, and other agent harnesses. A native macOS app is available, while Linux, Windows, and Intel Mac users can run the local web interface through its CLI with Node.js 24 and Git. Git-based sync and team sharing are optional.
Automate multi-platform AI account registration while managing mailboxes, proxies, and credentials centrally.
Project overview
Any Auto Register is a macOS and Windows desktop app for registering and maintaining accounts across multiple AI platforms. It supports protocol, headless-browser, and visible-browser flows, with replaceable plugins for mailboxes, CAPTCHA services, phone verification, and proxies. Users can inspect success rates, diagnose failures, monitor tokens and trials, and optionally push completed accounts to Any2API. Running the core from source requires Python 3.11 and Node.js 18; some advanced controls and newer integrations ship with the desktop release.
Clone voices, dub videos, and dictate locally from one desktop app.
Project overview
OmniVoice Studio combines voice cloning, voice design, video dubbing, and system-wide dictation in a desktop app that runs on your own machine without an account or API key. It can create a voice from a short sample and take a video through transcription, translation, re-voicing, and export. The project is still in active beta, and its local backend does not support Intel Macs.
Query multiple databases quickly with SQL or natural language.
Project overview
Connect to PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQL Server, or SQLite from a keyboard-focused desktop client, inspect and edit data, and use schema-aware AI to turn plain-language questions into SQL, charts, or insights. Data Peek also supports SSH tunnels, query plans, performance analysis, and encrypted local credentials. Commercial use of its prebuilt binaries requires the appropriate license.
Desktop appDesign and creative workModel Context Protocol
open-design
@nexu-io·TypeScript
Create prototypes, decks, images, and video with a local coding agent as the design engine.
Project overview
Open Design connects a local-first desktop workspace to coding agents through skills, a CLI, and an MCP server. It can generate web, desktop, and mobile prototypes, live dashboards, slide decks, images, video, and motion graphics, then preview them in a sandbox and export HTML, PDF, PPTX, or MP4 files. The app supports macOS and Windows, uses bring-your-own model credentials, and can also run headlessly from a compatible agent.
Desktop appMedia, audio and videoModel Context Protocol
nuclear
@nukeop·TypeScript
Search free music, manage playlists, and play it without ads or tracking.
Project overview
Nuclear is an open-source music player for Windows, macOS, and Linux that searches for songs and artists, manages queues, and builds playlists without ads or tracking. Plugins can add streaming sources, metadata, and playlist integrations, while its optional MCP server lets compatible AI clients control playback.
Let agents operate your logged-in Chrome and turn recurring website actions into CLI commands.
Project overview
OpenCLI exposes websites and browser sessions as deterministic commands for people and AI agents. Its browser skill can navigate pages, inspect structured DOM content, click controls, fill forms, extract data, and intercept network responses through an existing Chrome login. Built-in adapters cover several popular sites, and companion skills help create or repair reusable adapters.
Run and manage multiple coding agents from desktop, mobile, web, or CLI.
Project overview
Paseo runs a local daemon that manages Claude Code, Codex, Copilot, OpenCode, and Pi agents, then exposes them through desktop, mobile, web, and command-line clients. You can run agents in parallel on your own machines and pair a phone by QR code or use the headless server path. At least one supported agent CLI must already be installed and authenticated.
Route coding agents across many model providers through one gateway.
Project overview
OmniRoute exposes one gateway for connecting coding agents such as Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and Cline to many model providers. It can route by priority, cost, or availability, fall back when a provider fails, and add prompt compression plus MCP and A2A interfaces. It runs locally or on a remote host, but individual providers may still require their own accounts or credentials.