TzuFlow
Visual node-based workflow editor with local AI agents
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TzuFlow - Visual node-based workflow editor with local AI agents

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A visual, node-based AI orchestration system engineered to run on consumer hardware (8GB VRAM). It transforms small local LLMs (3B–8B parameters) into specialized, cooperative processes via deterministic graphs.

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Hi everyone. I'm ShadowTzu, the solo dev behind TzuFlow. I've been coding in VB.NET for a long time, but I didn't know much about AI. I just wanted to see what it could do for specific tasks. I quickly hit the token limits of free cloud accounts, which pushed me to look into local AI with Ollama. But I quickly realized that with a modest 8GB of VRAM, local models are pretty limited on their own. So I asked myself: what if, instead of asking a small model to do everything, we guide it to do one very specific task really well, and chain those tasks together? That’s how TzuFlow was born. It’s a visual node-based editor (kind of like Unreal Blueprints) designed to orchestrate these precise, local AI workflows. Everything stays 100% offline on your machine. It’s v1.0. As a solo dev, I know it’s not perfect, but it does the job. I’d love to hear your honest feedback, bug reports, or ideas from people who actually run local LLMs. Thanks for checking it out.