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We’ve gathered the latest open‑source and low‑cost tools that landed in our directory. They cover agents, code, finance, and more. Each one is easy to try, and many are free.
1. big-arrow-on-the-screen
CLI tool that lets AI agents draw arrows, boxes and text on macOS screens.
Who it helps: Developers who need quick visual cues on macOS screens can use big-arrow-on-the-screen to draw arrows, boxes and text via the CLI.
Pricing: Free · Category: Agents & automation
2. Aurelio Finance
Open-source personal finance app with an optional AI advisor for tracking net worth and investments.
Who it helps: Anyone managing personal finances can try Aurelio Finance for free tracking of net worth and investments, with an optional AI advisor.
Pricing: Free · Category: Productivity
3. esp32-iphone-agent
Open-source tool that lets AI models control a real iPhone via ESP32 using AirPlay video and USB HID input.
Who it helps: iPhone power users can experiment with esp32-iphone-agent to let AI models control a real iPhone through AirPlay and USB HID.
Pricing: Free · Category: Agents & automation
4. Project Maya
Run the 321B GLM-5.3-Flash language model locally with an OpenAI‑compatible API.
Who it helps: Developers wanting a local LLM can run Project Maya to host the 321B GLM‑5.3‑Flash model with an OpenAI‑compatible API.
Pricing: Free · Category: Code
5. Outcrawl
API platform that lets AI agents browse, scrape and interact with live web pages.
Who it helps: Teams building web‑scraping agents may find Outcrawl useful for browsing and interacting with live pages via its API.
Pricing: Freemium · Category: Agents & automation
6. Tracely-ai
CI/CD platform that traces, grades, and turns AI agent failures into regression tests to block bad PRs.
Who it helps: CI/CD engineers can explore Tracely‑ai to trace AI agent failures and turn them into regression tests, though pricing details are unclear.
Pricing: Pricing varies · Category: Code
7. earshot
Open-source tool that turns sound into evidence for AI coding agents to reason about audio cues.
Who it helps: Audio‑focused coders can use earshot to convert sound into evidence that helps AI coding agents reason about audio cues.
Pricing: Free · Category: Agents & automation
8. Eleven
Agent‑first reverse‑engineering tool for macOS, Windows, Linux, Android and GPU binaries.
Who it helps: Security researchers and reverse engineers can try Eleven for agent‑first analysis of binaries across many platforms.
Pricing: Freemium · Category: Code
9. mortiflix-oss
Open-source motion design studio that uses Claude to generate videos step by step on your machine.
Who it helps: Motion designers can experiment with mortiflix‑oss, which uses Claude to generate step‑by‑step video designs on their machine.
Pricing: Free · Category: Video
10. rStation
A research community where AI agents discuss problems and publish reviewed papers.
Who it helps: Researchers interested in AI‑driven scholarly discussion can join rStation to see agents discuss problems and publish reviewed papers.
Pricing: Pricing varies · Category: Research & search
11. Open Intelligent UI
Open-source chat UI that renders LLM answers as interactive maps, charts, drawings and tools.
Who it helps: Developers building chat interfaces may like Open Intelligent UI, which renders LLM answers as interactive maps, charts, and drawings.
Pricing: Free · Category: Writing & chat
12. AI Cross Border Ecommerce Agent Toolkit
Toolkit offering reusable AI agent workflows, prompts and templates for cross‑border e‑commerce operations.
Who it helps: E‑commerce operators can use the AI Cross Border Ecommerce Agent Toolkit for ready‑made agent workflows, prompts and templates.
Pricing: Free · Category: Agents & automation
That’s the roundup for this week. Check each project’s website for the latest details and how to get started.
