Local and direct
Connect a model server or compatible API you operate.
OPEN-SOURCE PROJECT
OpenMake connects models, tools, and agents in infrastructure you control. The MIT-licensed project is open to use, inspect, and improve with us on GitHub.
Build with us on GitHub, try the live demo, or run it yourself — three separate doors.
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Connect a model server or compatible API you operate.
Choose a provider to get or manage your key.
RUN IT YOURSELF
The script selects the installer for your OS and guides the remaining setup. On Windows, run it inside WSL2.
Read the self-hosting guidecurl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/openmake/openmake_llm/main/install.sh | bashAN OPEN PROJECT
As models and tools multiply, it gets harder to see where work runs and where data goes. We are building a workspace that puts those choices in the user's hands. The code, development notes, and unfinished roadmap are public so experience and disagreement can improve the next decision.
The openmake_llm project is led by maker riskpw, with development support from developer rocky. OpenMake Team is the community around the work. You can join through a bug report, a clearer explanation, or a focused code change.
Try a real task in the demo. Tell us what worked, what failed, and what you expected instead.
Read the README and setup guide. Correct an error, add an example, or improve a translation, then send a pull request.
Browse open issues to see work already being discussed. Check the scope with maintainers before starting a larger change.
ONE OBSERVABLE WORKFLOW
The app capture above shows a completed EV battery research task. This is the path you can inspect in the current software, with results that depend on the connected model and sources.
Start a research task from the chat workspace.
Review source collection and the progress of the research.
Read the report and check its cited sources before using it.
JOIN THE PROJECT
Look at an open issue or try the software. A useful report or clearer document helps as much as a code change.