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Berd is a weird, playful open source desktop app for building and getting real work done with AI agents. Instead of acting like another generic chatbot wrapper, it provides a consistent workspace around capable agents, bringing projects, sessions, files, skills, tools, models, providers, and custom agents into one application. Users can start chats, attach files or folders, choose agents and models, work inside projects, manage skills and extensions, review session history, configure providers, and build automations without losing the thread of the workspace. The experience is designed to make agent work feel grounded, inspectable, and continuous, with clear visibility into which project, files, agent, model, provider, and session state are shaping each interaction. Berd gives agents roles, instructions, skills, tools, and distinctive visual identities so they feel recognizable and easier to understand without hiding what they can actually do.

Moxt is an AI-native workspace designed to help teams build and collaborate with autonomous AI agents that can research, write, analyze, and execute tasks alongside humans in a shared environment. It acts as an “operating system for agents,” bringing together files, memory, tools, and skills so AI teammates can perform real work without constant prompting or re-explaining context. It introduces persistent AI assistants (called “momo”) for each user, as well as shared AI teammates that collaborate across the organization, learn from interactions, and improve over time through a shared memory layer. These agents can autonomously generate reports, build dashboards, draft documents, analyze data, and prepare workflows, often completing tasks proactively or on a schedule without direct input. Moxt integrates with tools like Slack, allowing users to interact with AI agents directly in existing workflows, while outputs are saved as structured files in a centralized workspace.