I've been building an open-source AI workspace that brings models, coding, research and agents together

I've been working on ENZO, an open-source AI workspace, because I wanted to bring different AI tools and workflows together instead of constantly switching between different interfaces.

If you're interested in exploring it, here's the repository:

GitHub: https://github.com/theguysudo/ENZO

The idea is pretty simple: one workspace where you can explore models, work on coding tasks, run research workflows and build agents, without being locked into a single AI provider.

Here's what I've been building:

Model marketplace: Discover models and providers from one place rather than hunting across multiple platforms.

Coding workspace: Work on coding tasks and inspect the generated application through a live preview.

Research workflows: Use AI to explore a topic and organize information in one workspace.

Agent builder: Create workflows that can use tools and perform multi-step tasks.

Open-source and self-hosted: Run ENZO yourself and configure supported providers with your own API keys.

One thing worth clarifying: ENZO isn't a magical way to get every premium model for free. Availability and costs depend on the provider you connect to. The goal is to give you one flexible interface without tying the entire experience to a single provider.

I'm still actively improving the project, especially the developer experience, preview interface and reliability. There's plenty left to do, and I'd rather get useful feedback from people who actually try it than pretend it's a finished product.

I'm curious about one thing in particular: if you were using an open-source AI workspace like this, what would make you choose it over your current setup? and if you like it a star would mean alot to me