Stop choosing between expensive cloud multi-agent systems and clunky local terminal scripts. Visually orchestrate Cloud APIs and local Ollama models in one powerful desktop application.
No complicated cloud setup required. Build compound, agentic systems that run exactly where you need them—in the cloud, or right on your desk.
Like Blender's node editor for AI. Drag, drop, and wire up complex logic loops, routing nodes, and multiple models seamlessly in Edit mode, then chat in Use mode.
Powered by Python and FastAPI running locally as a packaged desktop app. Built-in SQLite tracing tracks every token and cost without a centralized server.
Run open-weights models like qwen2.5:3b securely on your own hardware via Ollama. True local privacy with per-run budget caps and a built-in kill switch.
Snap together diverse nodes to craft pipelines that reason, verify, and execute flawlessly.
Configurable for OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google. Securely uses API keys stored in your OS keychain.
Connects directly to your local Ollama instance. Runs models like qwen2.5:3b privately and for free.
Includes Loop, Judge, Router, Transform, and Compare nodes to build custom control flows and logic validation.
Get started instantly with templates like Debate, Ensemble Voting, RAG Pipeline, Language Translator, and Multi-Perspective.
See how easy it is to visually architect advanced reasoning algorithms from scratch.
Drag a Cloud Node onto the canvas. Select "OpenAI" (or Anthropic/Google) and name it Solver.
Drag a Local Node, select 'qwen2.5:3b' via Ollama, and wire the Solver's output into it for secondary validation.
Add a Judge Node. Connect outputs from BOTH previous nodes to synthesize the ultimate verified answer.
Click 'Run'. Watch the live execution monitor stream tokens and track costs, safely bounded by your per-run budget cap.
Currently in development: pool your laptop, desktop, and local network devices via Exo to run massive models in a distributed cluster.
A robust ecosystem to discover, share, and import custom pipeline templates and nodes created by the Komvos community.
Native support and packaged installers for macOS, Linux, and Windows operating systems are now available.