21 FREE AI Coding Tools THAT I USE!

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AI Summary

Summary of AI Tools Video Transcript

AI Tools Overview

• The video covers 21 AI tools that are open source or free.
• These tools range from coding aids to chat interfaces and AI-powered editors.

AMA (AI Model Inference Tool)

• AMA is an open-source tool for running large language models.
• Installation is straightforward, and models up to 4B can run on machines with 8GB RAM.
• The recommended model is quen 2.5, specifically the 3B model.

Open Web UI

• Open Web UI is an open-source interface for connecting to AI models.
• Requires Docker installation.
• Provides a user-friendly interface with features like voice and video calls.

Metrol’s Free API

• Metrol offers a free API with minimal rate limits.
• The best model available for free is the Mistral large model.
• Their platform provides access to various models without limits.

SambaNova

• SambaNova provides a free API with negligible rate limits.
• Offers access to the Llama 3.1 45B model.
• The platform is fast and free to use.

Cerebras

• Cerebras offers a fast AI inference platform for free.
• Supports Llama models up to 70B in size.

Gro

• Gro is a chat platform with fast inference and a free API.
• Very similar to Cerebras.

Z (AI-Powered Editor)

• Z is an open-source editor with AI features, using the clae 3.5 Sonet model.
• Currently free, but may not remain so indefinitely.
• Compatible with Al or any open AI APIs.

AER (Coding with Prompts)

• AER is an open-source tool for coding with prompts.
• Installation is done via a simple pip command.
• Can be configured with local models.

Klein (VS Code Extension)

• Klein is a VS Code extension that offers an enhanced coding experience.
• Connects to local models and assists with file creation and codebase work.

Super Maven (Co-Pilot Alternative)

• Super Maven is a free VS Code extension that offers fast suggestions.
• Capable of mathematical autocompletion.

Continue (Co-Pilot Alternative)

• Continue is an open-source alternative to Co-Pilot.
• Connects to any API and offers a chat interface.

Project IDX (VS Code Interface on the Web)

• Project IDX by Google provides a full VS Code interface online.
• Includes an Android emulator for app testing.
• Features AI capabilities and supports VS Code extensions.

Lightning AI (Collab Alternative with Free GPU)

• Lightning AI offers 22 free GPU hours and a full VS Code setup.
• Similar to having a VS Code interface with a free GPU.

Bolt (Bug Resolution and Live Preview)

• Bolt is free to use with a limit and can be hosted locally.
• Offers bug resolution with a live preview.

Deep Seek (Coding Model and Chat Interface)

• Deep Seek is an open-source coding model with a free chat interface.
• Comparable to Claude in coding benchmarks.

Rior (Notes Editor with AI Co-Pilot)

• Rior is an open-source notes editor compatible with markdown and Obsidian.
• Features an AI co-pilot for chatting and summarizing notes.

Open Interpreter (Connects to Various LLM Providers)

• Open Interpreter is an open-source project that runs code and tools based on prompts.
• Features an OS mode for full desktop control.

Jane (Simple Application Installation)

• Jane offers easy setup and installation for local use.

Perplex (Local Perplexity Alternative)

• Perplex is a local alternative to Perplexity that operates without APIs.

Invoke (Open-Source Web UI for Model Management)

• Invoke is an open-source Web UI for easy model management and installation.

Google AI Studio

• Google AI Studio provides free access to all Gemini models.
• Supports video and image understanding with a free API, subject to rate limits.

Additional Notes

• All tools mentioned are either free or open source.
• The video includes links to individual videos for in-depth information on each tool.