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01Automation agents
AgentGPT

Browser interface for autonomous task agents; repository archived and setup may require older dependencies.

v.1.0.05/5 setup checks
02Automation agents
AgenticSeek

Local-first autonomous assistant for browsing, coding, planning, research, and voice; hardware intensive.

No published release verified5/5 setup checks
03Automation agents
AgentScope

Python multi-agent framework with tools and console examples for building and running agent workflows.

v2.0.105/5 setup checks
04Automation agents
AutoAgent

AutoAgent, formerly known as MetaChain, provides a natural-language interface for creating and customizing AI agents, tools, and workflows with Docker-backed execution.

main (no tagged release verified)5/5 setup checks
05Automation agents
Browser Use

Python browser automation agent; local OSS package plus optional paid cloud.

0.13.135/5 setup checks
06Automation agents
BrowserGym

Open-source environment and benchmark suite for testing browser-control agents across web tasks.

v0.14.35/5 setup checks
07Coding agents
Aider

Terminal coding assistant that maps repositories, edits code, runs commands and integrates with Git.

v0.86.0 (GitHub latest; project history also lists v0.86.1)5/5 setup checks
08Coding agents
ChatDev

Multi-agent software development system that coordinates roles to design and build applications.

v2.2.05/5 setup checks
09Coding agents
Claude Code

Terminal-based coding agent for repository tasks and Git workflows.

v2.1.2875/5 setup checks
10Coding agents
Cline

User-facing coding agent with file operations, terminal and browser tools, and iterative approval loops.

Desktop v0.0.41; CLI v3.0.685/5 setup checks
11Coding agents
Codewhale

Coding agent with a core binary, optional execution tools and a local web interface.

v0.10.05/5 setup checks
12Coding agents
Codex

OpenAI terminal coding agent for software engineering tasks.

rust-v0.160.05/5 setup checks
13Content agents
AnythingLLM

Document/RAG workspace with agents and a visual no-code Agent Flow editor.

v1.17.05/5 setup checks
14Content agents
Cherry Studio

Desktop AI workspace with assistants, knowledge bases, MCP and agents.

v2.1.75/5 setup checks
15Content agents
ComfyUI

Node-based visual graph engine and API for modular image/video generation workflows.

Unversioned (README describes weekly releases)5/5 setup checks
16Content agents
DocsGPT

Document-grounded agent workspace with research features, drag-and-drop workflow builder, APIs and integrations.

0.21.05/5 setup checks
17Content agents
Insights LM

Document-grounded chat and audio-summary workspace template assembled with Supabase, Bolt, n8n and Netlify.

v0.2.05/5 setup checks
18Content agents
InvokeAI

Image generation and editing/canvas application with optional node workflows.

InvokeAI v6.14.2; Launcher v1.8.55/5 setup checks
19Research agents
AgentVerse

Research framework for multi-agent simulations, collaboration, and evaluation with included example scenarios.

v0.1.8.15/5 setup checks
20Research agents
DB-GPT

Data-assistant workspace and framework for building data agents/apps, with web UI and database/knowledge-base tools.

0.8.2 (pyproject; no GitHub release found)5/5 setup checks
21Research agents
Deep Research

Node.js research CLI that searches the web, processes results and writes Markdown reports.

No GitHub release found5/5 setup checks
22Research agents
Deep Research Web UI

Web research application that searches sources and produces cited reports with evidence inspection and follow-up.

v1.3.05/5 setup checks
23Research agents
Dexter

Self-hosted finance-specific research agent with terminal UI and optional WhatsApp gateway.

v1.1.0 (package.json 1.0.6)5/5 setup checks
24Research agents
DSPy

Programming framework for LM pipelines, retrieval systems, and agent-loop optimization.

3.4.15/5 setup checks

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