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If you want to work through documents and PDFs without handing them to a vendor, Hob picks a model your hardware can carry and sets up the whole local stack in one download.
A free MIT desktop app from Frigade, with installers for Apple silicon, Windows and Linux. On first run it picks an open-weight model to fit your hardware, then adds sandboxed Python for data work and charts, SearXNG web search, MCP connectors, image reading with Qwen3-VL and Whisper dictation. Version 0.2.1 landed on 26 October. The maker is candid that models near 4B are unreliable at tool use, that some GPUs crash on the first query and that 16GB of RAM is the floor; one user was left with 18GB of models and no way to delete them.
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A signed desktop app that runs DeepSeek Harness locally with any model provider
An AI inference engine that runs inside the JVM, with no Python sidecar
Bring your own model to Word, Excel and PowerPoint
Managed desktop environments for computer-use agents, with checkpoints
Run large mixture-of-experts models on a Mac by streaming experts from SSD