Founder @ KazmaAI · Bilingual (Arabic + English) AI products · Kazma: the open-source, self-hosted AI agent that asks before it acts
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About
An assistant you own, built in Kuwait.
Kazma is an open-source AI assistant designed and built by Mubder Alfaris in Kuwait. It runs its author's own assistant every day — many of its fixes were found there, and the changelog says so.
What we hold to
You own it
It runs on your machine under the MIT license. Your chats and memory stay in your install, and go only to the model and services you connect.
It asks first
No write, command or outbound message without your approval, wherever it runs.
It says what it does
Every feature carries its status, known gaps are published with dates, and when a model fails you see ⚠️, not a made-up answer.
Arabic is a first language
Interface, docs and documents in full Arabic, and memory that understands the Gulf dialect.
Where the name comes from
Kazma (كاظمة) was a coastal oasis in Kuwait — a network of freshwater wells and a gateway on the trade routes between civilizations. In 633 CE it was the site of the Battle of Chains, where an army that had chained its ranks into one rigid wall was defeated by adaptive, decentralized manoeuvre.
The architecture borrows the image: deep wells of memory, one gateway to many channels, and decentralized swarms instead of brittle pipelines.
Who builds it
By the numbers
Refreshed daily from the repository.
- lines of Python
- 765K+
- tests in 1,486 files
- 19,394
- public commits
- 4,467+
- contributors
- 10
- packages
- 6
- days since March 15, 2026
- 234
Project age counts from the first line of code; the public repository starts later, on June 20, 2026.
From the workshop
Built alongside Kazma.
These aren't products “powered by” Kazma as a runtime stack — they grew up next to it. Each one taught us something about agents, trust, and real interfaces, and that craft shaped the framework in return.
Project names are working titles; the final products may be named differently.
KCA
Private
Knowledge Capital Atlas (ATLAS), a company workspace system that runs on the company’s own Windows machine: a FastAPI backend and a Next.js app, with the company’s connectors and AI in one place. It ships with no data and no credentials; you bring your own keys.
Python · Next.jsMore about KCA
HypertFit
Private
An intelligent fitness platform for muscle growth and performance, built for a founder, coaches and their athletes, in Arabic and English. It runs on the web and as a phone app for every role.
JavaScript · ExpoMore about HypertFit
ShipX
Private
A Kuwaiti commerce platform that lets merchants run their business through WhatsApp: an AI agent that understands Khaleeji Arabic, in text and voice notes, with a real-time dashboard for the merchant.
Python · FastAPIMore about ShipX
IndexArc
Open Source
A portable personal vault for secrets, API keys, tokens, and notes. Auto-extracts multiple values from a single paste, organizes scattered credentials, and answers queries in English and Arabic. Works fully offline (Ollama) or cloud (Gemini).
TypeScriptIndexArc on GitHub
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