4 Open-Source AI Tools That Turn Screens, Games, and Workflows into Smart Assistants

Glass is a real‑time AI assistant that reads your screen and microphone, understands the content you see and hear, and instantly transforms it into searchable, queryable knowledge, providing smart help such as live meeting minutes and action‑item extraction.

It never appears in recordings, screenshots, or on the desktop, and can be triggered with Ctrl/Cmd + Enter to answer based on recent screen activity and dialogue.

CraftGPT runs a tiny language model inside Minecraft using only redstone, torches and buttons—no external AI libraries. Named “CraftGPT”, it requires at least 32 GB RAM and a game‑acceleration tool; otherwise a single reply can take years.

AI Trend Publish automatically captures hot AI topics from Twitter/GitHub, summarises key information, and generates ready‑to‑post articles. It supports two deployment methods:

Direct deployment with Deno: install Deno, clone the repo, copy .env.example to .env, and run deno task start.

Docker deployment: build the image with docker build -t ai‑trend‑publish . and run the container with docker run -d --env-file .env ai‑trend‑publish.

Klavis is an AI assistant platform that integrates dozens of external tools via a unified “Strata” routing architecture, supporting over 50 production‑tested MCP servers (GitHub, Gmail, Slack, Salesforce, etc.) with OAuth authentication. It can be deployed via Docker or managed services, and includes a dashboard for monitoring.

GitHub address: https://github.com/OpenAISpace/ai-trend-publish

GitHub address: https://github.com/Klavis-AI/klavis