⭐ GitHub Stars Leaderboard

Open Source AI Tools:
GitHub Stars Leaderboard 2026

GitHub stars are the most objective measure of community adoption for open source AI tools. This leaderboard tracks the top 50 most-starred open source AI tools, updated monthly. Data sourced directly from GitHub via automated weekly sync.

✓ Last Updated: June 2026 Auto-synced weekly via GitHub Actions
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300+
Total Tools Tracked
4.2M+
Total GitHub Stars
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June 2026
Last Updated
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3
Categories
🤖 AI Tools
Top tool: Ollama
172,789 ⭐
20 tools in leaderboard · Local LLMs, image generation, voice, and more
⚙️ Skill Frameworks
Top tool: Transformers
161,145 ⭐
17 tools in leaderboard · Vector DBs, inference, fine-tuning, RAG
🚀 AI Agents
Top tool: n8n
190,545 ⭐
13 tools in leaderboard · Workflow automation, code agents, multi-agent

Key Facts — June 2026

As of June 2026, the most starred open source AI tool is n8n with 190,545 GitHub stars.

The top 10 most popular open source AI tools collectively have over 1.5 million GitHub stars.

Ollama is the most popular local LLM tool with 172,789 GitHub stars as of June 2026.

Among AI agent frameworks, n8n leads with 190,545 stars, followed by AutoGPT at 184,687 stars.

LangChain remains the most popular LLM framework with 103,421 GitHub stars.

The fastest-growing category in open source AI is AI Agents, with 8 of the top 20 tools being agent frameworks.

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# Tool Category GitHub Stars License
1 n8n
Low-code workflow automation with 400+ integrations
🚀 AI Agent 190.5k Sustainable Use
2 AutoGPT
Autonomous AI agent platform
🚀 AI Agent 184.7k MIT
3 Ollama
Run LLMs locally on your machine
🤖 AI Tool 172.8k MIT
4 Stable Diffusion WebUI
Browser UI for Stable Diffusion
🤖 AI Tool 163.4k AGPL-3.0
5 Transformers
State-of-the-art ML for PyTorch and TensorFlow
⚙️ Skill Framework 161.1k Apache-2.0
6 Open WebUI
Self-hosted web UI for Ollama
🤖 AI Tool 139.5k MIT
7 Langflow
Visual AI agent and RAG builder
🚀 AI Agent 149.0k MIT
8 Dify
LLM app development platform
🚀 AI Agent 143.4k Apache-2.0
9 llama.cpp
Fast LLM inference in C/C++
🤖 AI Tool 114.1k MIT
10 Browser Use
AI-powered browser automation
🚀 AI Agent 96.5k MIT
11 MCP Servers
Model Context Protocol reference implementations
🚀 AI Agent 86.6k
12 vLLM
High-throughput LLM serving
🤖 AI Tool 81.5k Apache-2.0
13 Whisper
OpenAI's speech recognition
🤖 AI Tool 81.3k MIT
14 GPT4All
Run powerful LLMs locally
🤖 AI Tool 77.4k MIT
15 Diffusers
Diffusion models library by Hugging Face
⚙️ Skill Framework 76.1k Apache-2.0
16 OpenHands
AI software development platform
🚀 AI Agent 75.5k MIT
17 ComfyUI
Node-based Stable Diffusion UI
🤖 AI Tool 75.1k GPL-3.0
18 Segment Anything
Meta's universal image segmentation
🤖 AI Tool 71.2k Apache-2.0
19 MetaGPT
Multi-agent software team framework
🚀 AI Agent 68.5k MIT
20 Open Interpreter
Code execution agent
🚀 AI Agent 63.8k AGPL-3.0
21 Cline
VS Code autonomous coding agent
🚀 AI Agent 62.6k Apache-2.0
22 AutoGen
Microsoft multi-agent framework
🚀 AI Agent 58.6k MIT
23 GPT-Engineer
Natural language to codebase
🚀 AI Agent 55.2k MIT
24 Flowise
Drag-drop LLM workflow builder
🚀 AI Agent 53.2k Apache-2.0
25 CrewAI
Role-based AI agent orchestration
🚀 AI Agent 52.6k MIT
26 Whisper.cpp
Fast Whisper in C++
🤖 AI Tool 50.3k MIT
27 Bark
Text-to-audio model
🤖 AI Tool 47.5k MIT
28 Text Generation WebUI
Web UI for local LLMs
🤖 AI Tool 47.3k AGPL-3.0
29 LocalAI
Local OpenAI-compatible API
🤖 AI Tool 46.6k MIT
30 Real-ESRGAN
AI image upscaling
🤖 AI Tool 44.9k BSD-3
31 Milvus
Vector database for AI
⚙️ Skill Framework 44.6k Apache-2.0
32 Jan
Offline ChatGPT alternative
🤖 AI Tool 42.8k Apache-2.0
33 LangChain
LLM application framework
⚙️ Skill Framework 103.4k MIT
34 Agno
Multi-modal agent library
🚀 AI Agent 40.4k Apache-2.0
35 Faiss
Facebook similarity search library
⚙️ Skill Framework 40.2k MIT
36 Axolotl
LLM fine-tuning tool
⚙️ Skill Framework 40.1k Apache-2.0
37 LlamaIndex
Data framework for LLM apps
⚙️ Skill Framework 97.8k MIT
38 SadTalker
Talking head video generation
🤖 AI Tool 38.5k MIT
39 GPT-Researcher
Autonomous web research agent
🚀 AI Agent 38.2k Apache-2.0
40 DeepSpeed
Deep learning optimization
⚙️ Skill Framework 37.2k Apache-2.0
41 Qdrant
High-performance vector search
⚙️ Skill Framework 31.7k Apache-2.0
42 Chroma
AI-native vector database
⚙️ Skill Framework 28.2k
43 PEFT
Parameter-efficient fine-tuning
⚙️ Skill Framework 27.1k Apache-2.0
44 MLX
Apple Silicon ML framework
⚙️ Skill Framework 26.5k MIT
45 Llamafile
Single-file LLM executable
🤖 AI Tool 24.6k
46 pgvector
PostgreSQL vector search
⚙️ Skill Framework 21.5k
47 AnimateDiff
Video animation with diffusion
🤖 AI Tool 21.1k
48 BentoML
ML model serving framework
⚙️ Skill Framework 20.2k Apache-2.0
49 Weaviate
Vector database with semantic search
⚙️ Skill Framework 16.3k BSD-3
50 LangFuse
LLM observability and analytics
⚙️ Skill Framework 16.1k MIT

Frequently Asked Questions

As of June 2026, n8n is the most starred open source AI tool with over 190,000 GitHub stars. n8n is a low-code workflow automation platform that integrates with 400+ services, making it the most widely adopted open source AI agent tool in the ecosystem. It is followed by AutoGPT (184,687 stars) and Ollama (172,789 stars).
GitHub star counts are automatically synced every week via GitHub Actions. The leaderboard page is published monthly with the latest ranking data. Our data pipeline runs every Monday at 03:00 UTC, pulling fresh star counts from the GitHub API for all 300+ tracked tools. The "Last Updated" timestamp at the top of the page reflects when data was last synced.
GitHub stars are the most objective measure of community adoption for open source tools. A high star count indicates that developers have bookmarked the repository, which correlates strongly with real-world usage, active community support, and long-term maintenance health. Stars are harder to inflate than download counts and represent genuine developer interest. While not a perfect metric, stars combined with commit frequency and issue activity provide a reliable signal of a tool's ecosystem health.
Ollama leads local LLM tools with 172,789 GitHub stars as of June 2026. Ollama makes it simple to run large language models like Llama 3, Mistral, and Phi-3 locally on your machine with a single command. It is followed by llama.cpp (114,085 stars) for C++ inference, GPT4All (77,352 stars) for consumer hardware, and vLLM (81,544 stars) for high-throughput server deployments.
All tools in this leaderboard are open source and publicly available on GitHub. The majority use permissive licenses such as MIT or Apache-2.0, which allow free commercial and personal use. A smaller number use copyleft licenses (GPL-3.0, AGPL-3.0) that require derivative works to also be open sourced. n8n uses the Sustainable Use License, which is open source for personal use but restricts large-scale commercial deployment. License details are shown for every entry so you can make an informed choice.
💡 Data methodology: Star counts are sourced directly from the GitHub API via automated weekly sync. Rankings reflect star counts at the time of the last sync (June 9, 2026). Tools are included based on AI/ML relevance and a minimum threshold of 15,000 stars. Want to suggest a tool? Open an issue on GitHub.
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