ZetaForge

ZetaForge is an open source platform from Zetane for building advanced AI and AGI pipelines. Instead of writing glue code, developers assemble reusable, containerized units called Blocks into visual pipelines, then run them on their own machine. Because each Block is containerized, a pipeline can mix AI technologies written in any programming language. It is aimed at AI and machine learning developers and teams that want to prototype and iterate quickly. The interface is visual, but the code behind every Block stays open to inspection, and pipelines can be modified by swapping in new components. Core Blocks include compute tasks such as Stable Diffusion, Background Removal and Canny Edge, plus view Blocks for 3D Numpy arrays, images, videos and text. Users can load Blocks and pipelines shared by the community and share their own. A pipeline is shared by zipping its saved folder and loading it on another machine. Installation is through pip with the zetaforge package, or by cloning the repository and installing from source. It requires Docker Desktop or another container runtime with Kubernetes enabled, and the project recommends OrbStack on macOS. The zetaforge launch command starts it, zetaforge setup reconfigures services and zetaforge teardown removes them. The code is released under the AGPL version 3 license, and the README says to contact Zetane for a different license. No paid plans or prices are published in the repository. The repository is actively maintained and is not archived.