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Open-Sora

AI video

Open-Sora is an open-source video generation project initiated by hpcaitech, with the goal of making high-quality video generation efficient and accessible to everyone. The project follows open-source principles, publicly disclosing models, tools, and implementation details, and provides a complete pipeline from video data preprocessing and accelerated training to inference generation. Multiple versions have been released so far: Open-Sora 1.0 (2024.03.18), 1.1 (2024.04.25), 1.2 (2024.06.17), 1.3 (1B, 2025.02.20), and Open-Sora 2.0 (11B, 2025.03.12). According to official statements, the 11B model of Open-Sora 2.0 performs comparably to 11B HunyuanVideo and 30B Step-Video on VBench and human preference evaluations, and is an open-source solution with publicly available checkpoints and training code. The model supports text-to-video and image-to-video generation, and the 11B model supports 256px and 768px resolutions. The project also provides step-by-step guidance for model training and fine-tuning, video autoencoder training and evaluation, and offers a Gradio demo.

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Open-Sora-Plan

AI video

Open-Sora-Plan is an open-source project initiated by the Peking University-Tuzhan AIGC Joint Laboratory, with contributions from Tuzhan, Huawei, Pengcheng Laboratory, and the open-source community. Its goal is to reproduce OpenAI's Sora text-to-video model. The project provides multiple versions from V1.0.0 to V1.5.0, supporting capabilities such as text-to-video, image-to-video, and transition generation, and introduces technologies including WFVAE, sparse DiT architecture (SUV), prompt refinement, data filtering, sparse attention, and bucket training strategy. Among them, V1.5.0 completed training and inference on Ascend 910 series accelerators, using an 8B-scale model and 40 million video samples, with performance comparable to the open-source model HunyuanVideo. The project also announced the Helios video generation model, achieving minute-level high-quality video synthesis on a single H100 GPU, reaching 19.5 FPS. The project is released as open source, and the current model weights are only compatible with the NPU + MindSpeed-MM framework, while the GPU version is still under development.

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open-vids

AI coding

OpenVids is an open-source desktop video editor for macOS and Windows that collaborates with AI agents on editing. Users describe their video needs through chat, and a team of agents (director, editor, visual, motion, research, audio) performs editing, timeline construction, subtitle and motion graphics addition, and renders the results for review. Editing, analysis, and rendering all run locally, and projects are stored as ordinary folders that can be edited manually. It began as a snapshot based on HyperFrames (HeyGen, Apache-2.0) and is developed as a standalone application, with no npm distribution, no accounts, and no cloud editing backend.

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openacme

AI agents

OpenAcme is an open-source, local-first, self-hostable multi-agent AI platform built with TypeScript, with native MCP support, and can connect to multiple model providers such as Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, OpenRouter, Ollama, and more. It is not a single assistant, nor a fixed team, but an "AI workforce" composed of named agents: each agent has a role, model, tools, and memory, and can self-organize and scale through delegation. You set the organizational structure and goals, the top-level agent breaks down tasks and assigns them, agents share a task board and can assign work to each other, and the scheduler wakes the corresponding agent when dependencies are ready. The platform provides four views: Home, Agents, Tasks, and Chat, and runs locally as a daemon, with data stored in ~/.openacme/ and no telemetry.

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OpenAgents

AI agents

XLANG Lab (Executable Language Grounding Lab) is part of the HKU NLP Group at the University of Hong Kong, focusing on developing grounded AI agents that enable users to interact with digital and physical environments through language to complete real-world tasks. The lab's systems ground language and perception into code and actions that can be executed in the corresponding environments, covering databases (data/coding agents), computers (computer-use agents), and the physical world (robotic agents), among others. Its goal is to enable non-experts to use complex systems such as databases, software, and robots, and to unlock features in existing applications and physical systems that can greatly expand AI capabilities.

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OpenAlternative

Other AI tools

OpenAlternative is a curated open-source alternatives directory site designed to help users replace the SaaS products they use daily with reliable open-source tools. The official website states that over 1 million users have replaced proprietary tools with open-source software. The page presents open-source alternatives by product, along with recent submission times and license information (AGPL-3.0, Apache-2.0, GPL-3.0, and BSD-3-Clause are visible, with some marked License Unknown). The site also lists popular trending categories, such as AI coding agent orchestrators, subscription and billing management tools, cloud cost and optimization tools, and voice dictation tools, and displays sponsor and advertising partnership entry points.

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OpenBot

AI agents

OpenBot is a free desktop app that lets you run multiple AI agents like a team on your own computer. Each agent has its own name, instructions, and workspace, and can send messages to each other, hand off tasks, and share files. It supports using ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, or Grok plans you already pay for, and can also connect to OpenAI-compatible endpoints, or local models in Ollama or LM Studio. Workspaces, conversations, files, and browser data are all stored locally, not uploaded to servers. The app has a built-in browser, and agents can open, read, and control pages. OpenBot is completely free, with no hidden fees or locked features. The source code is publicly available on GitHub under the PolyForm Noncommercial License 1.0.0, and can be read, modified, and run for non-commercial use. Downloads are currently available for macOS, Windows, and Linux, along with TestFlight/Google Play beta versions for iPhone and Android that can connect to a computer. The app is in a development preview stage, and agents can read and write files, execute commands, use the network, and control the browser without asking each time, so use it with caution and make backups.

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OpenCharm

Other AI tools

OpenCharm is an open-source project that provides a hardware "body" for existing AI agents (Claude Code, Codex, Hermes Agent, OpenClaw, and other agents that conform to the ACP protocol): a face made of text characters, a voice channel, and a single button. It does not itself run models or store API keys. The desktop charm runs as a widget at the top of the screen on macOS and Windows, and in the future it can run on a homemade ESP32-S3 development board. Users hold the button to speak and release it to finish, understand the agent's status through expressions, text subtitles, and an orange indicator ring, and use the button to approve or reject actions when needed. The software is open source and free, and the hardware costs about 32 US dollars.

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opencharm

AI agents

OpenCharm is an open-source project that provides a "body" for existing AI agents: an expressive face, voice interaction, and a single button. It does not replace your agent itself, but acts as a companion device for Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, Hermes Agent, OpenClaw, any ACP agent, or OpenAI-compatible agents. It currently runs as a desktop widget beside the Mac notch, letting you hold a key to speak and glance at an expression to know what the agent is doing. A physical small board is also planned, which you build yourself with roughly $32 of hardware (September 2026 pricing). The project is at an early stage, has been tested end-to-end on macOS, and the Windows build has not been tested on real hardware. The project does not sell any devices, offers no preorders, payments, or waitlists, and everything must be built yourself.

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OpenCode 中文教程

AI coding

OpenCode Chinese Tutorial is a free and open-source AI hands-on learning platform for Chinese-speaking users, with its core positioning being to help users understand and efficiently use AI programming assistants to complete real work tasks. It is based on the OpenCode project and combines systematic tutorials, practical case studies, and source code analysis, covering the complete process from basic conversation and code understanding to complex project collaboration.

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opendraft

AI writing

OpenDraft is an open-source Python engine that uses 19 specialized AI agents to generate research drafts based on real literature. It verifies citation DOIs through three major databases: CrossRef, OpenAlex, and Semantic Scholar. By default, it only retains literature indexed by at least two databases at the same time, avoiding fabricated citations. It supports generating long-form documents such as research papers, literature reviews, and thesis chapters (10,000 to 20,000+ words), and can export to PDF, Word, or LaTeX formats, with support for more than 57 languages. The project uses the MIT license, is completely free, can be self-hosted, and allows users to use their own API keys. In addition, it also provides abstract and audio summary tools, data scraping functionality, draft revision, and a quick research overview mode.

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OpenFate

Other AI tools

OpenFate is a BaZi (Four Pillars of Destiny) analysis website based on deterministic Four Pillars chart calculation combined with AI interpretation. It first reconstructs the year pillar, month pillar, day pillar, and hour pillar according to the local civil time and location of birth, and verifies boundary conditions that may change pillar positions, such as historical time zones, daylight saving time, true solar time, the Zi hour convention, and solar term boundaries; it then generates an interpretation report containing the strength of the day master, balance of the five elements, Ten Gods, hidden stems, combinations and clashes, and major luck cycles and annual fortunes. The full report is divided into 10 major reading themes in total: talents, current situation, deep insights, body and mind, interpersonal relationships, career and wealth, romance, practical adjustments, annual fortunes, and final strategy, and it links together the annual fortune route for the next ten years, allowing continuous follow-up questions based on the same saved report. The product emphasizes separating chart facts from recommendations, and when information is insufficient, it explains the limitations rather than guessing. The specific numbers related to relevant Shensha, month-command frameworks, and formation paths are scope explanations based on its own statements. The specific quota for free analysis, whether it is available in various regions, and whether there are paid plans and prices are not provided in the information.

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