100% local · zero API cost

A team of AIs,
thinking together.

A guided multi-agent research assistant. Drop in a goal — the planner breaks it into tasks, a research router grounds each one in the web or reasoning, and a writer/critic loop turns it into a cited, polished report. Runs entirely on local LLMs via Ollama.

TypeScript 4 0
execution_graph.live
planner researcher router writer critic
// what it does

Four things, done properly.

Every stage is grounded, inspectable, and pauseable — nothing runs as a single opaque call.

01 / agents

Grounded research pipeline

Planner → research router → researchers gathering web or reasoning-based insight, with inline citations, feeding into writer and critic.

02 / control

Streaming with checkpoints

Server-sent events stream every stage live, with pause/continue and auto-run toggles so you can review before it moves on.

03 / graph

Visual execution graph

A React Flow graph shows planner → router → researchers → the rest of the pipeline, with "needs rerun" badges on stale outputs.

04 / cost

100% local, zero cost

Runs entirely on local LLMs via Ollama — no OpenAI key, no per-call cost, fully offline capable.

// request lifecycle

How a goal becomes a report.

Goal → planner → research router → researchers (with manual review) → synthesizer → writer → critic.

01

Plan

You drop in a goal. The planner breaks it into discrete research tasks.

02

Route & research

Each task is routed to web grounding or LLM reasoning. You can inspect, edit, or rerun researchers before continuing.

03

Synthesize & write

Cited research blocks are synthesized, then the writer produces a structured, sourced draft.

04

Critique

The critic reviews and refines recursively until the output holds up.

// try it

See it run.

Pick an example goal. Watch it get typed in, then watch the pipeline actually work through it.

goal.txt
process.log
// built with

Stack

Next.js on the frontend, server-sent events for streaming, and local inference via Ollama — nothing calls out to a paid API.

TypeScript Next.js (App Router) Material UI React Flow Server-Sent Events Ollama (local LLM)

Clone it, run Ollama, watch it think.

The full source, setup instructions, and architecture notes are on GitHub. No API keys required.