block/berd

a desktop app for getting work done with any model

About the project

Berd is an open-source desktop application for working with AI agents through a graphical interface. It is intended for people who want to use different AI models and an integrated Goose backend from a desktop app. The catalogue entries add agent skills, agents, and instructions for working within Berd.

This repository also configures its own agents. See what berd tells them →

984Stars on the repository
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Agt. Builder

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Agent Claude Code ✓ vendor

Builds your agents with you, then keeps making them better.

not rated 984 +6 today A 18 tokens original Apache-2.0

Berdy

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Agent Claude Code ✓ vendor

Helps you work in Berd, and takes on the work you’d rather hand off.

not rated 984 +6 today B 22 tokens original Apache-2.0

choosey

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Agent Claude Code ✓ vendor

Makes choices clearer without making them for you. Use it to stop going in circles.

not rated 984 +6 today A 20 tokens original Apache-2.0

copycat

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Agent Claude Code ✓ vendor

Helps you write without sounding like it helped you write. Learns your style over time.

not rated 984 +6 today B 22 tokens original Apache-2.0

pushback

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Agent Claude Code ✓ vendor

The critical eye you need to make things better. Hand it your draft or add it to a chat.

not rated 984 +6 today A 24 tokens original Apache-2.0

tinker

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Agent Claude Code ✓ vendor

Knows when you need an agent, a skill, or something else entirely, then builds it.

not rated 984 +6 today A 23 tokens original Apache-2.0

wildcard

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Agent Claude Code ✓ vendor

Wild ideas and angles you wouldn't find alone. Call it when you need help out of the box.

not rated 984 +6 today A 23 tokens original Apache-2.0

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