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TesslateAISelf-hosted AI development platform for full-stack application generation
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Tesslate Studio is an open-source, self-hosted AI development platform designed for developers and organizations prioritizing data sovereignty and infrastructure control. It addresses the need for a powerful, full-stack AI development environment that runs entirely within the user's own infrastructure, offering advanced agent orchestration and model flexibility without vendor lock-in.
How It Works
The platform employs an infrastructure-first, self-hosted architecture, leveraging Docker for container isolation, where each project runs in its own sandboxed environment. It features an advanced multi-agent system with iterative "think-act-reflect" loops, a tool registry for operations like file access and web fetching, and robust command validation for security. Tesslate Studio supports a wide array of AI models through the LiteLLM gateway, allowing users to integrate OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, or local LLMs, ensuring flexibility and avoiding AI model vendor lock-in.
Quick Start & Requirements
.env file with API keys and secrets, then run docker compose up -d.git.Highlighted Details
project.studio.localhost) with instant hot module replacement.Maintenance & Community
The project encourages community contributions via GitHub issues and pull requests. Links to community resources include Discord (placeholder invite), Twitter, LinkedIn, YouTube, and Instagram. A roadmap outlines upcoming features like enhanced multi-agent capabilities and a plugin system.
Licensing & Compatibility
Tesslate Studio is licensed under the Apache 2.0 license. This permits commercial use, modification, and distribution, making it suitable for building paid products and proprietary workflows, with standard open-source liability disclaimers. The "Tesslate" name is reserved.
Limitations & Caveats
Some advanced features, such as command validation and multi-agent orchestration, are still under development ("Coming soon"). The provided Discord invite link is a placeholder. While Docker is the recommended deployment method, running services natively requires manual setup of infrastructure components like PostgreSQL and Traefik.
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