An English IDE with completion, review and bring-your-own compatible model support.
The Company-as-a-Service platform. Build, ship, and scale -- powered by AI teams.
Local-first, self-hostable security-questionnaire automation: grounded, cited answers from your own knowledge base. Bring your own model — your data never leaves the host.
The runtime for production agents — bring your own model. Open-source, self-hostable, isolated Docker workspaces per session.
Salesforce Related Code and Work
A small, fast AI coding agent for your terminal. Bring your own model — Ollama, llama.cpp, LM Studio, OpenAI, OpenRouter, or any OpenAI-compatible endpoint — or use the hosted xShellz models. Single static Go binary, no API key required.
Enables GPT-5 / o3 in Brave Leo's BYOM (Bring Your Own Model)
The local-first, bring-your-own-model agentic IDE extension that makes your AI spend legible and your knowledge portable — no cloud, no lock-in, no silent regressions — powered by a curated 302-mode catalog.
Open-source AI interview simulator with voice interviews, local LLM support, offline mode, CLI & web dashboard.
Bring-your-own-LLM MCP bridge for Visual Studio that works with Codex, Claude, and other clients for diagnostics, editing, build, debugging, Git, and more.
Local-first ASR transcript editor with a compounding terminology library. Bring your own model.
everspring-mcp is a production-oriented Model Context Protocol (MCP) server built to provide AI agents with accurate, version-specific Spring ecosystem documentation. Its primary objective is to reduce hallucination and version drift by grounding responses in a curated, indexed documentation base rather than relying on model memory.
A quiet corner before the busy work — sticky notes, a breathing exercise, and a thoughtful quote, tucked at the edge of your screen
A user-owned, AI-assisted note system for building a second brain.
Automate vendor security questionnaire responses using your private knowledge base with this local-first, self-hosted tool.
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