OpenFlowKit 2 launched as a free, open-source diagram canvas that lets people and AI agents edit diagrams in the browser.
It was launched on “today.”
The tool adds AI-provider and local-model editing via MCP plus a CLI that checks diagram drift in CI so diagrams stay aligned with code.
Brandon Thomas released ArtCraft, open-source Rust programs that replicate Adobe apps like Photoshop, Illustrator and Premiere and later added early Word/Excel/PowerPoint clones. WordCraft covers about 62 percent of Word features and reads and writes DOCX files. The project shifts users toward building free software from source instead of paying Adobe or Microsoft subscriptions, while still noting the tools are not ready for daily professional use.
NVIDIA announced at the OCP Global Summit a set of open architecture contributions and software components to help standardize AI factory infrastructure across compute, networking, power, and cooling. The update includes MGX 1.2 support for rack deployments up to 250kW. As a result, operators and partners can build and scale AI factories using shared specifications and DSX AI Factory open software instead of relying on proprietary designs.
AdHelm CLI was launched as a free command-line tool that lets an AI agent connect to your own ad and analytics accounts to report performance, audit them, and recommend changes. It is released under the Apache-2.0 license. The result is that these ad/analytics workflows can run locally on your machine instead of requiring a hosted setup.
OpenCode launched OpenCode 2.0 as an open source AI coding agent. It is launching today. Availability expands to a terminal interface, a desktop app, and a web app.
OpenScreen v2 was released as a free, open-source screen recorder and video editor that turns raw screen recordings into polished demos with built-in styling and layout tools. The offline transcription uses a 264 MB Whisper model that downloads once on first run. Recording, zoom placement, captions, and rendering run locally so the output can be edited and exported without uploading video or accounts.
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