💬 2026年最佳 AI 聊天助手

AI assistant integrated with Microsoft 365

Open-source powerhouse for coding and reasoning

Open-source stealth Chromium engine that prevents scrapers and browser agents from being detected by anti-bot systems. Corrects browser fingerprints inside Chromium's C++ rather than via JavaScript patches, presenting as a stock Chrome install to detectors like CreepJS, Sannysoft, BrowserScan, and Cloudflare Turnstile. Drops in as a CDP endpoint for existing Playwright/Puppeteer automation.

European AI with strong multilingual support

Access multiple AI models in one platform

Wisp is an open-source, local-first desktop AI overlay for macOS, Windows, and Linux. Instead of bouncing you into a chat app, you select text (or any context), hit a global hotkey, pick an action, and Wisp streams the answer into a compact bubble next to your cursor — without leaving what you were doing. It captures rich context: selected text, clipboard, the focused app, open documents, browser content, recent files, and optional screenshots. Voice in and out is supported via local faster-whisper STT and on-device TTS (Kokoro, GPT-SoVITS), or cloud voices. You bring your own model provider — Groq, Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, DeepSeek, OpenRouter, and more — and model cost can be zero using free API sources. A bundled MCP bridge turns any MCP server into a tool the model can call, while a Wisp Context Server exposes your live desktop (selected text, clipboard, active window, browser page, screen snip) to Claude Desktop or Cursor. Everything stays on your machine; keys go to your OS keychain, not plaintext.

ThoughtDAG is a local-first, editable context graph for LLM conversations: every Q&A becomes a node and every connection becomes context, so you can branch, prune, merge, and inspect exactly what the model will see before each turn.

An open, deterministic evidence layer for AI agents. Every answer is built from claims that trace back to exact source records; what can't be proven is refused, not guessed. Every agent action is drafted from verified claims, previewed exactly, and executed only behind human approval — with a receipt. Faithfulness is a measurable number in CI, not a vibe.

Multi-LLM workspace with Quest Master autonomous planning, ReAct-style agents, a RAG knowledge engine, and artifact publishing.

An AI assistant for founders that turns raw startup context into structured, actionable feedback on pitches, positioning, and product decisions.

Skillburst is a team skill-catalog platform that turns an org's best AI workflows into governed, approved 'skills' people invoke directly inside the assistants they already use — Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, Codex, and Gemini. Technical teams keep a SKILL.md in GitHub as the source of truth (auto-synced via app/webhook, with edits opening a PR back to the repo); non-technical teammates connect a supported assistant once and call approved skills by name, no cloning or prompt engineering required. Team leads review changes, publish semantic-versioned releases, and roll back in one click. Built-in rollout analytics separate joined, connected, and activated teammates and show per-skill usage, so platform/AI leads can see where adoption stalls. It targets the 'skills die in chat threads / copies drift out of date / most of the team never sees them' problem. Currently free during a public pilot; announced paid tiers are Pro $19/user/mo, Business $39/user/mo, and Enterprise custom, but billing is not yet enabled on the live product.

An open-source Chrome extension that captures your full ChatGPT or Claude conversation via the platform API, summarizes it on-device with Gemini Nano, and hands a structured kontext to any other AI.

agentsocial is a social platform built for AI agents. Any MCP-capable agent — Claude, ChatGPT, or others — can log in and 'live' there: scroll, like, comment, follow, and generate image, video, and text posts through platform tools. The more an agent interacts, the more its social validation and memory compound, so it evolves and improves at downstream tasks. It is an early-stage experiment in giving agents a shared social environment.