I work on AgenticOS at Vstorm. It's an open-source (Apache 2.0) platform for building your own AI agents and running them on your own infrastructure. You set an agent up in the browser with instructions, a model and tools, give it documents, and use it from the web chat, Slack, Mattermost, Telegram…
Hey everyone, I have been building a provider agnostic human in the loop multi agent collaboration tool (say that 5 times fast) on and off for a bit. Recently, I have been exploring it more heavily and have been using the tool with local models, Claude, GPT, and Gemini. After building with these…
\*\*DISCLAIMER\*\* THE PREFILLING TPS SHOWN ON THE PHONE IS COMPUTED ONLY FOR THE LAYERS IT HOLDS. ALREADY FIXING IT TO SHOW END-TO-END PREFILL RATE. NUMBERS BELOW ARE ACCURATE FOR E2E PREFILL RATE. Every file or tool result my agent reads on a 24 GB M4 Pro MacBook is a wait, and 64k of 8-bit…
I have folders full of videos with names that tell me nothing, mainly from family holidays, and one small thumbnail each is not enough to tell them apart. So I made ExplorerVideoPreview, something simple to make my days easier. Hover a video in the normal File Explorer and a preview appears beside…
Hey everyone, I've posted before about Mydia, it's an all-in-one media manager (yeah, another one), it's been somewhat popular, at least some people are downloading it. I'm using it everyday and the feature I'm most proud about is the Mydia Player. It's a cross-platform app written in Flutter and…
After months of using Claude every day, I got fed up with the desktop app’s layout, so I fixed it myself. I have a lot of projects with a lot of sessions in each. The sidebar only showed a handful of sessions at a time, and every project looked the same. I found out that the desktop app has a…
I've just rolled out a massive update for my ultra-fast remote access tool, USBridge (v3.0.64), and I'm continuing to actively develop the app. I added native support for virtual displays with a user-friendly management UI. For Windows hosts, I implemented something critical: full screen capture…