Building an agent is one thing. Giving it a usable local tool layer is the hard part.
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Building an agent is one thing. Giving it a usable local tool layer is the hard part. lnwjud is a cross-platform local AI-agent runtime and MCP gateway for builders who want one local entry point for agent tools. It helps you connect agents to project work without wiring every capability separately: the README groups files, Git, processes, MCP, development, browser, recovery, and observability tools behind one runtime. Key features: • Local tool catalog – 253 tool definitions for local files, Git, processes, browser control, indexing, and more • Cross-platform core – core MCP, files, Git,
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