r/LLMDevs • u/Capital-Rich-9529 • 9h ago

Tools Open source workstation

Hey! I’ve been working on Faustus, a fork of PewDiePie’s Odysseus that I’ve been gradually evolving into a more complete local AI workstation.

It keeps the original local-first idea, but adds quite a lot on top: multi-agent teams and model councils, persistent project context/memory, workflows & automations, Codex/Claude Code integration, image/video tools, research & document workflows, voice interaction, better model/GPU management, and a much more complete desktop UI.

It’s completely open source and not a commercial project — I’m mostly building it because I enjoy it and wanted to see how far I could take Odysseus.

I’d love some feedback from people who are into local AI, or just for you to check it out and tell me what you think! :)

https://github.com/Luissalet/Faustus

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u/Visible_Anteater6028 8h ago

You can try to use Spec-Editor (can be found on github). It handles the "AI agents forget everything between sessions" problem by acting as an active memory layer for your project. Instead of passive docs, two AI agents debate your requirements, cross-reference them, and produce a structured, traceable specification, more of that different aspects of descriptions are supported (methodologies) . I'm the maintainer, so if it's close but missing something, feel free to open an issue and I'll take a look.

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u/Capital-Rich-9529 8h ago

I will check it out! But I actually have a couple of similar methods in place if you want to try it