AI in your browser that supports MCP Servers, no network call, no costs, 100% private
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AI in your browser that supports MCP Servers, no network call, no costs, 100% private
Free, private AI in your browser
On-device RAG app (WebLLM + Transformers.js + pdf.js). Drop a PDF, ask questions, get cited answers. Runs fully in the browser; data stays local.
High-performance, zero-dependency JS/TS Language Model & NLP suite for Node.js and browsers featuring text generation, self-attention heatmaps, RAG fact injection, and webpage autocomplete.
Run small LLMs directly in your web browser, no cloud computing needed.
A zero-dependency Node.js HTTPS-to-HTTP proxy that lets browser-based AI tools (Agile V Studio, Framewrk Studio) talk to local LLM backends like Ollama without mixed-content errors. Includes self-signed TLS, CORS, token tracking dashboard, Docker support, and OpenAI/Anthropic-compatible passthrough.
Scaffold for browser-local LLM chat apps. Runs Gemma 4 entirely in the browser via MediaPipe + WebGPU — no server, no cloud, no tokens. Mobile-first PWA, Atomic Design, i18n (DE/EN), multi-conversation. Fork it. Own it. Ship it.
Terminal-style portfolio website that runs a local LLM in your browser. Type `ask` to chat with an on-device LLM (Gemini Nano / WebLLM via WebGPU) — no backend, no API keys, your messages stay local. Built with React + Vite.
在浏览器中用 WebGPU 全本地运行 DeepSeek-R1-Distill-Qwen-1.5B 推理模型,无需服务器、数据不出浏览器。基于 Transformers.js + ONNX Runtime Web,支持流式输出、思考过程可视化、Markdown 与数学公式渲染,代码含详尽中文注释,适合学习 WebGPU / Web Worker 工程实践。
Browser-native LLM chat powered by Transformers.js, WebAssembly and WebGPU.
Offline-first AI assistant (browser LLM + RAG) for newcomers & disconnected regions. No API keys, works in airplanemode.
Pushing fused WebGPU transformer kernels to max model size — int4, tiled FFN, Phi-3-mini 3.6B in Chrome
Starling - Lightning Fast Autofill Extension
Privacy-first document editor with local in-browser LLM inference via HuggingFace Transformers.js, WebGPU, and Tiptap.
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