Infinix local AI agent project abandoned and open-sourced
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Moonyeep has given up maintaining Infinix, the Windows/Linux local autonomous AI agent it developed, and has released the code as open source under GPL-3.0 for the community to fork and improve. Derivative works must remain free and open source; if they are not kept open source, they may not be used commercially. The project was developed with the help of Manus AI and based on the ZeroScript architecture. According to the release notes, it is only available on chat.deepseek.com, chatgpt.com, gemini.google.com, kimi.ai, chat.z.ai, chat.qwen.ai, arena.ai and meta.ai, and cannot run on other websites; on Arena, the mode dropdown must be kept on Direct, and Infinix will block Battle, Side-by-Side and Agent modes, driving only a single Direct reply.
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Infinix is an abandoned open-source local autonomous AI agent for Windows and Linux, built by Moonyeep with Manus AI on the ZeroScript architecture, that is controlled through supported browser-based AI chats and provides endpoint diagnostics, workspace tools, browser automation, shell access and multi-agent delegation without a separate model API key. It supports eight providers (DeepSeek recommended, plus ChatGPT, Gemini, Kimi, GLM, Qwen, Arena and Meta AI) and an optional Roblox Studio MCP integration, and is released under GPL-3.0 with the requirement that derivative works stay free and open-source. The creator is seeking developers to fork and improve the working but unfinished codebase.
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