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In one sentence

An Electron-based desktop browser with a fully local, offline AI assistant powered by llama.cpp, requiring no account or API keys.

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    What it does
      Local AI browser
      Offline assistant
      No account needed
    Tech stack
      Electron
      llama.cpp
      GGUF models
    Use cases
      AI sidebar assistant
      Local AI chat
      Summarized web search
    Audience
      Privacy focused users

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What do people build with it?

USE CASE 1

Browse the web with an AI sidebar assistant that can search, read pages, and navigate on your behalf.

USE CASE 2

Chat with a local AI model that supports multi-turn conversation, file attachments, and math rendering.

USE CASE 3

Search the web and have a local model summarize the results without sending data externally.

USE CASE 4

Swap in a different local language model by dropping a GGUF file into the app's LLM folder.

What is it built with?

Electronllama.cppJavaScriptGGUF

How does it compare?

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Stars151515
LanguageHTMLHTMLHTML
Last pushed2025-01-09
MaintenanceStale
Setup difficultyeasymoderatemoderate
Complexity2/52/53/5
Audiencegeneraldeveloperpm founder

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How do you get it running?

Difficulty · easy Time to first run · 5min

Windows 10/11 is the primary supported platform.

Free to use and modify for non-commercial purposes only, under CC BY-NC 4.0.

So what is it?

MATRIXON Agentic Browser is an open-source desktop web browser with a built-in AI assistant that runs entirely on your own machine, no internet connection is needed for the AI, no account to create, and no API keys to manage. It is built on Electron (a framework for creating desktop apps using web technologies) and uses llama.cpp to run language models locally, meaning all AI processing happens on your hardware and your data never leaves your device. The AI integrates into the browser in three ways. First, there is an AgentPanel, a sidebar assistant that can take actions on your behalf: searching the web, reading the current page, or navigating to a URL. Second, there is a full-page AI Chat with multi-turn conversation support, file attachments, and LaTeX (math formula) rendering. Third, there is an AI Search mode that retrieves web results and has your local model summarize them. The browser also includes tab management with groups, an omnibox (combined address and search bar), a local encrypted password vault with autofill, and light, dark, or system-following themes. The interface is available in English and Russian. A default model (Llama-3.2-1B-Instruct in a compressed GGUF format) is bundled with the repository, so no extra downloads are required to get started. Swapping to a different language model is straightforward: place any GGUF-format model file in the app's LLM folder and restart. The primary supported platform is Windows 10/11. The project is licensed under CC BY-NC 4.0, meaning it can be used and modified for non-commercial purposes only.

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Prompt 1
Explain how MATRIXON runs its AI assistant fully offline using llama.cpp and a bundled GGUF model.
Prompt 2
Show me how to swap the default Llama-3.2-1B-Instruct model for a different GGUF model in this browser.
Prompt 3
Walk me through using the AgentPanel to have the AI navigate to a page and summarize it.
Prompt 4
What are the licensing restrictions on using MATRIXON Agentic Browser commercially?

Frequently asked questions

What is matrixon-agentic-browser?

An Electron-based desktop browser with a fully local, offline AI assistant powered by llama.cpp, requiring no account or API keys.

What language is matrixon-agentic-browser written in?

Mainly HTML. The stack also includes Electron, llama.cpp, JavaScript.

What license does matrixon-agentic-browser use?

Free to use and modify for non-commercial purposes only, under CC BY-NC 4.0.

How hard is matrixon-agentic-browser to set up?

Setup difficulty is rated easy, with roughly 5min to a first successful run.

Who is matrixon-agentic-browser for?

Mainly general.

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