gptme

gptme is a personal AI assistant that runs in your terminal, with tools to use the shell, run code, edit files, browse the web and use vision. The README describes it as a great coding agent that is general-purpose enough to help with other tasks, and as an unconstrained local alternative to ChatGPT with Code Interpreter and Cursor Agent: not limited by missing software, internet access, timeouts or, with local models, privacy concerns.

Features listed include code execution with shell and Python tools, incremental edits with a patch tool, web browsing through Playwright, vision for images and screenshots, self-correction because tool output is fed back to the assistant, a lessons system that injects contextual guidance when relevant, several LLM providers (OpenAI, Anthropic, OpenRouter, or local llama.cpp), a web UI and REST API server, a computer-use tool for GUI applications, support for long-running persistent agents through an agent template, and smaller niceties such as piping context through stdin, pre-commit integration and local text-to-speech. The README notes its demos are from 2023 and out of date. GitHub shows no licence.