AIssistants – Easy AI Agents with Python skills

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McMarx · 2h ago

I created a Software for productivity. It uses LM-Studio and OpenAI endpoints for now, but Ollama and Claude is planned in near future. The App helps anyone to create easy GPT's, use RAG retrieval, MCP-Servers, use Skills to do all kinds of tasks (I use them to scrape websites partly from customers if they don'T send me their advertising material), do Autogenworkflows. It really gives you everything to create productive AI-Agents that can take tasks from you and or shorten the time you take for certain stuff you do.

The Program is fully in english, so don't be too scared that the website is in german first.

I would be happy some people trying out my new software and giving me feedback under office@wamannki.at

Enjoy and stay great people :)

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AIssistants – Easy AI Agents with Python skills

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