
Natural-language tool that runs code and manages files on your computer
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1 / 6Open Interpreter is an open-source, natural-language interface for computers. It is for developers and power users who want an AI model to run code, manage files and handle tasks on their own machine. It runs Python, JavaScript, shell commands and other languages locally, and it can use hosted providers or local models. Commands are shown for approval before they run, through a ChatGPT-like terminal workflow. The main trade-off is safety: approved commands can reach local files, apps and system resources. The project began as a local, open version of OpenAI's Code Interpreter, and the listing cites 49,000 GitHub stars.
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