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Local AGI
The local AI stack in one app anyone can use
LocalAGI bundles the local AI stack into one desktop app: a team of AI agents, local models including image and video, an end to end encrypted private network, and an optional public network. Hive mind splits one model across machines you already own.
Hey Product Hunt, I'm Luke, the maker of LocalAGI.
The most advanced AI stack on earth (agent teams, local models, encrypted AI networks, distributed inference) has been free and open for years. Almost nobody uses it, because every piece assumes you live in a terminal, juggle config files, and know what an API key is. LocalAGI is that stack as one desktop app: download, type a task, review the result.
What's inside:
- A team of AI agents, not a single chatbot. An orchestrator routes each request to Browser (live web and automation), Image (generation and editing), Video (generation), or Hermes (a self-improving agent for everything else).
- Local models, including image and video, running on your own hardware. No API bills, no caps.
- A private network: an end to end encrypted mesh of your devices and people you trust. A weak laptop borrows compute from a strong machine, even across the internet.
- An optional public network where your idle machine can lease spare compute and earn.
- Hive mind, the newest piece: split one model across machines you already own. My test rig runs Qwen3.6-35B (4-bit, 128k context) on a 16 GB MacBook plus a 16 GB RTX 5060 Ti over one ethernet cable. Neither machine fits it alone. A running hive joins your network as a single node.
macOS and Windows today. Linux is next.
I'll be here all day answering everything: the stack, the privacy model, how hives work, the roadmap. Brutal feedback welcome, it's how this gets better.
About Local AGI on Product Hunt
“The local AI stack in one app anyone can use”
Local AGI was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 3 comments, placing #123 on the daily leaderboard. LocalAGI bundles the local AI stack into one desktop app: a team of AI agents, local models including image and video, an end to end encrypted private network, and an optional public network. Hive mind splits one model across machines you already own.
On the analytics side, Local AGI competes within Productivity, Privacy and Artificial Intelligence — topics that collectively have 1.1M followers on Product Hunt. The dashboard above tracks how Local AGI performed against the three products that launched closest to it on the same day.
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tran bao thach
Hey Product Hunt, I'm Luke, the maker of LocalAGI.
The most advanced AI stack on earth (agent teams, local models, encrypted AI networks, distributed inference) has been free and open for years. Almost nobody uses it, because every piece assumes you live in a terminal, juggle config files, and know what an API key is. LocalAGI is that stack as one desktop app: download, type a task, review the result.
What's inside:
- A team of AI agents, not a single chatbot. An orchestrator routes each request to Browser (live web and automation), Image (generation and editing), Video (generation), or Hermes (a self-improving agent for everything else).
- Local models, including image and video, running on your own hardware. No API bills, no caps.
- A private network: an end to end encrypted mesh of your devices and people you trust. A weak laptop borrows compute from a strong machine, even across the internet.
- An optional public network where your idle machine can lease spare compute and earn.
- Hive mind, the newest piece: split one model across machines you already own. My test rig runs Qwen3.6-35B (4-bit, 128k context) on a 16 GB MacBook plus a 16 GB RTX 5060 Ti over one ethernet cable. Neither machine fits it alone. A running hive joins your network as a single node.
macOS and Windows today. Linux is next.
I'll be here all day answering everything: the stack, the privacy model, how hives work, the roadmap. Brutal feedback welcome, it's how this gets better.