Every great open-source AI tool,
beautifully explained.
LibreAI is a curated collection of 2,135 open-source AI projects on GitHub — 1,138 with full install guides, plus 997 hidden gems on shorter pages that nobody has covered yet. Every project is verified live against GitHub.
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💎 Hidden gems
997 undiscovered tools nobody has covered yet — shorter verified pages for now, each being expanded into a full guide. A taste:
Real-time long video generation — a research model built for speed.
💎 Hidden gemremoverized★1.6kAI image toolkit that runs entirely in your browser — private, free,…
💎 Hidden gemtranscribe.cpp★2.0kFast local speech-to-text across 16+ model families, powered by ggml.
💎 Hidden gemMSST-WebUI★1.3kA WebUI app for Music-Source-Separation-Training and we bundled UVR together!
💎 Hidden gemooosplat★1.8kOne-click desktop app turning videos into 3D Gaussian Splats.
💎 Hidden gemopenclip★568AI highlight miner that pulls the best moments out of long videos.
💎 Hidden gemReadAny★2.7kAI e-book reader with semantic search, RAG chat, notes, and text-to-speech.
💎 Hidden gemsuper-agent-party★2.7kSelf-hosted all-in-one AI companion: VTuber-style assistant meets agent…
💎 Hidden gemdeepteam★3.0kOpen-source red-teaming framework that stress-tests LLMs and AI agents.
💎 Hidden gemSAG★2.5kA new state of the art for RAG: an open knowledge base for humans and agents.
💎 Hidden gemai-dev-tools-zoomcamp★1.7kFree hands-on course on using AI dev tools without losing engineering…
💎 Hidden gemvexa★2.9kOpen-source meeting transcription API for Google Meet, Teams, and Zoom.
Browse by category
2,135 tools across 17 categories — each with its own searchable page.
Generate, edit, and upscale video with open-source AI.
Browse →Image135 toolsImage generation, editing, and restoration tools.
Browse →Audio152 toolsSpeech, transcription, voice cloning, and audio cleanup.
Browse →AI Music74 toolsCompose, separate, and master music with AI.
Browse →AI 3D77 toolsText-to-3D, NeRF, and 3D generation pipelines.
Browse →Clipping70 toolsAuto-clip long videos into viral short-form content.
Browse →Local LLM128 toolsRun large language models on your own machine.
Browse →AI Chat62 toolsChat interfaces, AI companions, and conversational apps.
Browse →AI Agents479 toolsAutonomous AI agents and multi-agent frameworks.
Browse →RAG & Knowledge100 toolsRAG pipelines, knowledge bases, and chat-with-your-documents.
Browse →Automation125 toolsNo-code AI workflows and task automation.
Browse →Productivity58 toolsMeeting assistants, notes, email, and daily planners.
Browse →Dev Tools259 toolsAI coding assistants, CLIs, and developer tools.
Browse →Design63 toolsAI-assisted design, UI, and creative tooling.
Browse →Writing60 toolsWriting, summarization, and content generation.
Browse →Self-Hosted74 toolsSelf-hosted AI platforms and home-lab staples.
Browse →Easy Install75 toolsOne-click installers and beginner-friendly AI apps.
Browse →Questions, answered
What is LibreAI?
LibreAI is a curated showcase of 2,135 open-source AI projects on GitHub, organized into 17 categories. 1,138 have full plain-English guides — how each works, key features, real install steps and use cases. The other 997 are hidden gems: shorter verified pages for strong projects nobody has covered yet. LibreAI is independent and not affiliated with any listed project.
Are the tools listed on LibreAI free?
Yes. Every project listed is open source and free to download and use under its own license — most use MIT, Apache-2.0, or GPL-3.0, and the few with custom source-available licenses say so plainly on their pages. Always read a project's LICENSE file before commercial use.
Does LibreAI host the software it lists?
No. LibreAI hosts only its own summaries, guides, and FAQs — no downloads are served from this site. Every install comes from the project's official GitHub repository, so the version you get is always the genuine, current release published by the project's own maintainers, never a copy mirrored, repackaged, or altered by us.
Where do the installs come from?
Each guide's 'Run it yourself' section shows the install steps taken from the project's own documentation, and its buttons link to the official GitHub repository, so you always install the genuine latest version from the source. The guide also lists each tool's requirements first, so you can check your machine before downloading.
How are the tools on LibreAI chosen and verified?
Every project is verified live through the GitHub API — stars, forks, license, and recent activity. We list projects with real momentum and an active community behind them. Projects are checked before listing, guides state each tool's license and requirements plainly, and the catalogue keeps growing through weekly research, so the showcase reflects tools people can genuinely install and use.
Catalogue last updated: November 2026 — new projects are verified and added weekly.
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