Open Interpreter

Open Interpreter is an open-source coding agent that lives in your terminal and lets LLMs read, edit, and run code on your computer. It’s a Rust fork of OpenAI’s Codex tuned to get strong agentic performance out of low-cost and open-weight models.

It edits files and runs commands inside native sandboxing on macOS, Linux, and Windows. Approval policies (untrusted, on-request, never) and sandbox modes (read-only, workspace-write, danger-full-access) control when it pauses to ask, and --yolo removes prompts entirely for throwaway environments.

It supports hosted and local models via adapters, such as Ollama and LM Studio, and ships a built-in QA skill that lets a model operate and test GUIs, driving web apps in a real browser with agent-browser or native desktop apps with trycua.

Alongside the terminal agent, the project ships Interpreter Desktop, a desktop agent for work that crosses apps, files, browser tabs, spreadsheets, and documents.

Official website: openinterpreter.com

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