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HashCortx

A local-first native desktop AI workspace bundling multi-provider chat, a coding agent with diff-based file edits, and other agent-driven workspaces such as an ERP builder and a 3D model generator, with no backend or telemetry.

HashCortx

HashCortx runs eleven cloud model providers plus Ollama and other local model servers side by side, using the developer's own keys, and can run entirely offline. It makes no analytics, crash-report or update-check calls and documents every network address it does use; an agent asks for approval before running commands, deleting files, or visiting a web page it chose itself, showing every file change as a reviewable diff.

Its eight built-in workspaces include a coding agent with a real file tree and terminal, a parametric 3D-model generator that exports STL, OBJ, 3MF and STEP, a finance workspace that reads statements and spreadsheets into a worked set of figures, a sandbox that inspects untrusted code for malware or prompt injection, an ERP builder that creates and updates a working business application from a description, and a swarm mode that runs teams of agents in chain or vote across any mix of models.

It is written in vanilla JavaScript and Rust with no bundler, runs as a desktop app, and is MIT licensed.

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