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Every project on this site that ships a file, in one list. Source included, free for personal use — the article behind each one has the build notes and the gotchas.
12 projects
MailForge: A Local-LLM Email Assistant That Never Sends
A self-hosted email triage assistant: an IMAP listener, a local model, and a drafts queue. It classifies, labels and writes the reply, then stops. Sending is a human click, always. Free, MIT, download below.
Posted August 19, 2026 · Updated October 10, 2026 · AI & Local LLM
DisPatch: A Self-Hosted Chat App for Local AI Agents
A self-hosted chat app for local AI agents, with a drag-drop file server and a server-enforced PIN lock. It replaced my 30-container Rocket.Chat install. Version 2.0 is out, and the download is a 3 MB zip.
Posted July 11, 2026 · Updated October 9, 2026 · AI & Local LLM
ThemeForge: a Drop-in CSS Theme System an AI Agent Installs in One Step
ThemeForge is a single folder, `ui-theme/`, that gives a web app ten colour themes, a picker, design tokens and ready-made component classes — and it's written so an AI coding agent can install it in one step from a one-line Python command. Plain CSS, no build step, no dependencies; MIT; source and zip below.
Posted October 5, 2026 · Updated October 6, 2026 · AI & Local LLM
ChatForge: a Local NPU AI Assistant for the Copilot Key
My laptop shipped with an AI key and an AI chip that had never met. ChatForge introduces them: press the Copilot key, get a 1.5B Qwen answering on the Intel NPU at 42–51 tokens/s — no account, nothing leaves the PC — with StudioForge or a cloud model one click away. MIT, source and zip below.
Posted October 2, 2026 · Updated October 3, 2026 · AI & Local LLM
Winding Down OMLA: How to Shut Down a Non-Profit
I spent months building a non-profit licensing framework for open-weight AI models, then retired it without ever launching. What it was, what got built, and what shutting it down actually took — with the whole thing archived for download.
Posted September 18, 2026 · AI & Local LLM
StudioForge: A GPU-Only LLM Server That Replaced LM Studio
I wrote the model server I wanted: an OpenAI-compatible llama.cpp gateway on port 1234 that plans VRAM before it loads, refuses a model instead of spilling it to the CPU, keeps pinned models warm, and gives an agent on another machine 29 MCP tools to run the rig. Free download, source on GitHub.
Posted August 23, 2026 · Updated September 16, 2026 · AI & Local LLM
OpenClaw Model Manager: Stop Hand-Editing Model Routing JSON
A GTK4 desktop app that edits the config deciding which AI model every agent in an OpenClaw stack talks to. Safe writes, dead-model checks, and a Claude Code backend switcher that writes the systemd drop-in for you.
Posted July 11, 2026 · Updated September 16, 2026 · Tools & Downloads
InfoForge: Offline Wikipedia as a RAG Source for My Local AI Agents
All of English Wikipedia — 19.19 million entries, 52.69 GB, no internet — sitting behind a local search index my AI agents can query. Every answer cites its articles, and when it can't find one it says so instead of guessing.
Posted August 28, 2026 · Updated September 16, 2026 · AI & Local LLM
I Built My Family a Japan Trip Itinerary App With AI Inside
A private, PIN-gated itinerary web app for a family trip to Japan — day-by-day plans, live weather, offline support, and a built-in AI assistant that can answer questions and make small edits. Here's how it came together, gotchas and all, with a scrubbed sample you can download.
Posted July 11, 2026 · Updated September 16, 2026 · AI & Local LLM
My AI Agent Built a Benchmarking Tool for My AI Agents
My coding agent wrote bench-llm: 1,660 lines of Python that benchmark local models in LM Studio. Within two weeks my models all scored 5/5, so I replaced it with CrucibleForge: 251 cases, 158 hard, now on GitHub.
Posted August 11, 2026 · Updated September 16, 2026 · AI & Local LLM
ArkVault: A BorgBackup GUI Where the Drive Rebuilds Your Linux Box
A free GTK4 front end for BorgBackup that writes a guided restore kit onto the drive itself, so a bare Linux install can rebuild your dotfiles, SSH keys, and services. With a sandboxed restore drill and real numbers from my own nightly runs.
Posted July 11, 2026 · Updated September 16, 2026 · Tools & Downloads
RGB Keyboard Control for the ASUS ROG Flow Z13 on Linux
A Linux RGB stack for the ASUS ROG Flow Z13 that talks to the keyboard and lightbar directly over HID — CLI, GTK app, and a browser panel, with colors that survive suspend and re-dock.
Posted July 11, 2026 · Tools & Downloads
Every file here is the source zip that goes with its article. Read the post first; it tells you what the thing does and where it will bite you.