Solo.io Pushes Agentic AI Governance to the Desktop with Open-Source agentdesktop

An MCP server that gates, verifies, and screens agents before they act

Products·launched

Hearth: open-source local AI agent that controls your PC

Hearth is an open-source local AI that operates your computer—files, apps, browser, and voice—using Ollama or other local LLM backends. It solves the problem of needing cloud AI to control your machine, offering a privacy-focused alternative that actually executes actions rather than just describing them.

Hearth is an open-source local AI that operates your computer—files, apps, browser, and voice—using Ollama or other local LLM backends. It solves the problem of needing cloud AI to control your machine, offering a privacy-focused alternative that actually executes actions rather than just describing them.

Products·building

Open-source local-first coding agent UI for Ollama

Grok Build Desktop is an open-source desktop application that provides a local-first coding agent interface for Ollama. It discovers installed models, probes their capabilities, and routes privileged operations through a Rust host, enabling permission-gated terminal commands, persistent sessions, and isolated Git worktrees. It solves the problem of running a capable coding agent entirely locally without relying on cloud APIs.

Grok Build Desktop is an open-source desktop application that provides a local-first coding agent interface for Ollama. It discovers installed models, probes their capabilities, and routes privileged operations through a Rust host, enabling permission-gated terminal commands, persistent sessions, and isolated Git worktrees. It solves the problem of running a capable coding agent entirely locally without relying on cloud APIs.

Andrew Ng released OpenWorker, an open-source desktop AI agent that performs real-world tasks across a user's computer, files, applications, and online services using a local LLM via Ollama. The source code is available on GitHub.

Zeraix is an open-source desktop workspace that lets users run local AI models, tools, files, and agents entirely on their own computer, ensuring privacy. It includes ExactFlux, a runtime technology that optimizes memory use, generation speed, hardware adaptation, and output correctness. This solves the problem of needing cloud connectivity or sacrificing privacy for AI capabilities.