Agora

Agora is an Android client for large language models that follows a bring-your-own-key model: the user supplies API keys for the providers they already have accounts with, and the application sends requests directly to those services. Because it is a client rather than a service, there is no built-in inference and no subscription of its own; what the user can do depends on which provider keys are entered and what those providers permit.

Several providers can be configured side by side, so a conversation can be directed to different models depending on the task. Beyond single exchanges, the application supports agentic workflows, in which a model is given a task and works through a sequence of steps rather than returning one reply. A remote control facility lets the application be driven from elsewhere instead of only from the device screen.

Agora is published by Newo Ether under the MIT license, which permits reuse and modification with attribution. It is listed for Android only, so keys and conversation history reside on the handset unless the user moves them.