AI Coding Agent Orchestrators
The README documents local Ollama seats without sign-in; local model runtime and compatible weights are needed.
The MIT workbench is free. Local inference uses your device and model license. Connected vendor CLI accounts retain their own billing and usage rules, while API resources are metered separately; a login does not prove included free quota. No weights are bundled. The official Ollama qwen2.5-coder:7b listing states Apache-2.0 and 4.7GB; verify compatibility and model licensing separately. Local hardware, storage, download, and electricity still have costs. Optional remote inference can be billed.
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A coding-agent workbench that can connect to tool-capable local Ollama models, alongside existing CLI accounts and metered API resources. A self-hosting option is recorded for this project. Review the official deployment instructions and maintenance requirements before running it yourself.
Official README and root license checked against this revision on 2026-11-01. Local model and provider costs are recorded separately; AltStack did not execute the project or its installers.
Availability checked 1 Nov 2026. Check the provider’s release or installation information
Local inference does not require a hosted model API. Model weights and hardware are separate; vendor CLI paths can require paid plans or credits.
No one-line command has been verified for Phantom; follow its official installation instructions instead of guessing a Docker image or installer.
Phantom provider setup documentationTechnologies recorded in the catalog snapshot.
Coordinate AI agent teams through shared goals, task ownership, and cost visibility.
The MIT-licensed local/self-hosted app has no Paperclip account requirement or software license fee. You supply model/provider access and any server or database resources, which can cost extra. Hosted offerings are separate from this local edition.
Run coding agents side by side in a development environment organized around parallel work.
The provider describes Orca for macOS, Windows and Linux as free and open source. Connected coding agents, API providers, subscriptions and remote machines have their own costs. No included paid-agent allowance is assumed.
AI pair programmer that works inside your terminal.
Aider itself is free software. Paid model providers charge for tokens and usage; compatible local models use your own hardware. Your selected provider determines model cost, context limits and any required API credit.
Host local code completion and coding chat for yourself or a small team.
The provider lists free locally deployed Community for up to five users. You provide compatible compute/GPU, storage and separately licensed models. Team and Enterprise add paid features; their full current terms and all source-component licenses are outside this plan check.
AI-powered coding made simple and efficient.
Official site explicitly calls T3 Code free/open source and tells users to plug in the harness they already pay for. MIT local code does not include Claude/Codex subscriptions or external provider usage.
Run coding agents from your phone, desktop, or terminal.
The Paseo repository edition is available under Apache-2.0 with documented installation or build instructions and no required source-license subscription. Your server, storage, backups and administration remain your costs. External model/API usage is billed by its provider; no model allowance is included. This check covers that source edition; managed services, premium extensions and commercial relicensing, if offered, are not included or price-verified.
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