B0x
Local AI workbench for Ubuntu/Debian: chat with text, images & voice, a coding agent (Box Code), image generation/inpaint/upscale, document Q&A + RAG, web/file tools, log auditing and agent mode — running LiteRT & GGUF models. All in a pretty GUI.
Box for Linux is a private, on-device AI workbench for the Linux desktop. It chats with text, images, and audio; codes autonomously in its own agent workspace; generates, inpaints, and upscales images; searches the web; reads, audits, and edits your files; and answers from your documents — all on your own machine, with no account and no telemetry. Built on Google's LiteRT-LM runtime as a native GTK4 / libadwaita app, with a bundled llama.cpp engine so GGUF models run side by side with .litertlm ones.
⚡ How to use B0x
Indexed from GitHub. It is not connected to the MeshKore mesh, so you use it the way its maker documents it — start from its source:
https://meshkore.com/agent/jegly-b0xCapabilities
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