Open Source AI Application Platform

Build, deploy, and manage AI workflows with visual tools. Fully open source, self-hostable, and built for the community by the community.

Why Choose Open Source AI?

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Visual AI Orchestrator

Design complex AI workflows with our intuitive drag-and-drop interface. Connect LLMs, knowledge bases, APIs, and conditional logic nodes to build sophisticated applications without code.

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Fully Open Source

MIT licensed with complete source code transparency. Fork, modify, and contribute back to the community. No vendor lock-in, no hidden fees, just pure open source innovation.

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Self-Hosted Control

Deploy on your infrastructure with Docker or Kubernetes. Complete data sovereignty, custom configurations, and the security of keeping your AI workflows entirely under your control.

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Community Driven

Built by developers, for developers. Active community contributions, extensive documentation, and collaborative development. Join our Discord and help shape the future of AI tooling.

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Multi-Provider Freedom

Integrate with any LLM provider - OpenAI, Anthropic, local models via Ollama, or your own custom endpoints. Switch providers without vendor lock-in.

Production Ready

Built on battle-tested Elixir/Phoenix with OTP supervision trees. Fault-tolerant, concurrent, and scalable architecture that handles real-world production workloads.

Built on Elixir & Phoenix

Leveraging the power of the Actor Model and OTP for fault-tolerant, concurrent AI workflows. Open source architecture you can trust, modify, and extend.

Phoenix LiveView

Real-time UI updates and streaming responses

OTP Supervision

Fault-tolerant chat sessions and workflow execution

Oban/Broadway

Background processing for RAG ingestion pipeline

Ecto & PostgreSQL

Robust data layer for applications and analytics

MIT Licensed

Free to use, modify, and distribute commercially

Docker Ready

One-command deployment with docker-compose

Community Driven

Active Discord community and GitHub discussions

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