NanoBrowser runs directly in your browser as a Chrome extension, enabling you to automate repetitive or complex web tasks via natural-language prompts. You configure it with your own LLM API key—OpenAI GPT, self-hosted LLaMA models, or others—and define workflows composed of multiple agents. It supports data scraping, form interactions, automated research, and workflow chaining through LangChain integration. You can orchestrate agents to collaborate on subtasks, export results in CSV or JSON, and debug or refine steps interactively. As an open-source alternative to proprietary operators, NanoBrowser prioritizes privacy, extensibility, and ease of use.

ThinkBoxAI is a desktop client application that allows users to interact seamlessly with OpenAI's services. Designed for affordability and ease of use, ThinkBoxAI offers a Pay As You Go model for ChatGPT, customizable GPT outputs, and a ready-made prompt library. With ThinkBoxAI, users can maximize the potential of AI without compromising on privacy, as the client ensures no storage of chat data. Available on Windows, Mac, and Linux, it supports a wide range of AI-driven tasks across different platforms.

Abyss is a platform designed to help users create, deploy, and share Python-based AI Widgets. These Widgets can perform specific tasks, solve problems, or leverage AI models such as GPT-4, Claude 3.5, or NIMs. Abyss simplifies the process, allowing both developers and AI enthusiasts to use these powerful tools without needing deep technical knowledge. Users fill out necessary inputs and/or upload required files, then run the Widgets to achieve their tasks. Developers can create custom Widgets and share them through personalized digital studios, making artificial intelligence accessible and effective for everyday tasks.