TypeScriptFree
OpenClaw
A personal agent that lives on your machine and answers in your chat apps
- agents
- assistant
- self-hosted
MITRead
4ENTRIES
AI agents you can run
Agents you install and use: a personal assistant that lives on your machine, and coding agents that work in your terminal. These are applications rather than libraries, so the question is which one to run, not which one to write against.
- Entries
- 4
- Free to use
- 4
Entries in AI agents you can run
- PythonFree
Hermes Agent
Drives a chat subscription you already pay for instead of a metered API
- agents
- subscription
- self-hosted
MITRead - TypeScriptFree
OpenCode
A terminal coding agent that is not tied to one model vendor
- agents
- coding
- terminal
MITRead - TypeScriptFree
Pi
A coding agent and the parts to build your own, in one repository
- agents
- coding
- toolkit
MITRead
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The whole shelf, compared
The question this shelf answers: Which agent should I actually install?
| Tool | Licence | Language | Cost | Self host |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| OpenClaw | MIT | TypeScript | Free | Yes |
| Hermes Agent | MIT | Python | Free | Yes |
| OpenCode | MIT | TypeScript | Free | Yes |
| Pi | MIT | TypeScript | Free | Yes |
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