GPTMe: This AI agent is the simplest and can do anything!
Discover Gptme, a versatile AI agent that runs code, edits files, and browses the web effortlessly. Explore its features for coding and file management today!
Recently, I discovered a new AI agent called Gptme, which claims to be an unconstrained local alternative to the ChatGPT code interpreter.
It allows you to run code in the terminal (using shell and Python tools), edit files, browse the web, and use visual features.
It can read, write, and modify files, as well as search the internet. It even controls the entire browser via Playwright, which is pretty cool. It also supports visual compatibility, allowing you to view images, desktop screenshots, and web pages referenced in prompts. It self-corrects like AgentQ.
Additionally, it supports multiple LLM providers, including OpenAI, Anthropic, OpenRouter, and local models via Llama.cpp and Ollama. I wouldn’t recommend using it with local LLMs due to performance instability.
It also features many smaller functionalities for a better experience, such as pipeline and context tab completion, automatic naming of conversations, and even a basic REST API for integration into your applications.
Let's give it a try.
To install it, just run the command `pipx install gptme`: