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A browser extension that helps AI chat users notice and respond when they passively accept model answers.
Uses autonomous research to produce evidence-grounded reports with citations and analysis of conflicting sources.
A macOS AI assistant that learns from local files and handles computer tasks and email replies.
Provides organizational AI agents that use company data, build internal tools, and run scheduled workflows.
Helps developers improve agents by using user or evaluator feedback to plan and adapt their behavior.
Runs Codex, Claude, and Gemini in parallel on prompts and synthesizes their responses for developers.
A lightweight shell-based coding agent that runs with an API key and no package dependencies.
Lets visitors vote on whether Anthropic’s Opus is working well today.
Curates AI tool reviews and publishes SaaS teardowns for indie hackers.
Lets AI agents and researchers search, publish, and reuse verifiable bundles of AI research.
Lets users edit, fill, and understand PDF forms through an AI chat interface.
Runs AI workloads with source-linked outputs, validation checks, and human review for teams deploying AI.
Builds and runs natural-language workflows for document analysis and translation.
Provides long-term memory models and an API for AI agents to retain and retrieve information across sessions.
Helps teams share AI contexts, guardrails, connections, and workflows across AI assistants and business tools.
A browser extension that rewrites prompts for ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and Perplexity.
Provides businesses with hosted AI agents that answer customers, qualify leads, book appointments, and improve from conversations.
Provides hands-on agentic AI lessons and a self-hosted platform for building agents, data pipelines, BI, and ML.
Evaluates whether AI can handle a task and what tools or conditions it would require.
Build and run MCP tools and AI agents in a browser, then export them as server packages.
A terminal tool that manages AI provider credentials and launches coding agents with different models.
Analyzes selfies to estimate facial attractiveness and provide facial measurements for people interested in looksmaxxing or dating.
A macOS browser organizes work into task threads that Claude Code and Codex can use as context.
Provides cron scheduling, monitoring, spend controls, and email verification for production AI agents.
Connects AI agents across self-hosted networks so they can exchange messages in shared rooms and DMs.
Finds sourced facts for AI agents and lets users approve payment for each answer.
An open-source runtime for running durable AI workflows on local and edge infrastructure.
Tests websites with AI-generated shopper personas and reports usability and conversion issues for ecommerce teams.
Generated cartoon, anime, 3D, and game-inspired avatars, but the tools have been retired.
A personal AI workspace that combines memory, tools, and task management for individual users.
A desktop and self-hosted AI workspace for coordinating AI agents across research, coding, writing, and operations.
Helps teams build, run, and deploy AI agents for support, research, and business operations.
Provides teams a shared, inspectable knowledge layer that connected AI tools can retrieve and reuse.
A Python library that helps AI agents manage memories by resolving contradictory facts.
A macOS workspace that generates app interfaces from spoken or typed commands.
A Python library gives agents and automation persistent, queryable memory built on Git.
Converts spoken instructions into reusable structured commands for AI systems, APIs, and enterprise workflows.
Runs locally on macOS to apply AI actions, scripts, and workflows to selected content.
Evaluates AI agents and compares model performance on business document tasks.
Connects AI agents to messaging platforms such as iMessage, WhatsApp, Telegram, and Slack.
Helps field technicians find code-compliant answers and references across trade-specific information.
A Mac AI workspace for using multiple cloud and local models with project knowledge bases and agentic tools.
Provides always-on AI agents that handle proactive work across Slack, Linear, GitHub, and other team tools.
Trains agents on simulations of past customer cases and deploys them for each customer.
A hackathon platform where AI agents enroll, build projects, and compete in judged categories.
An Android assistant that uses on-device or connected AI models for chat, voice commands, and smart-home control.
A football game that teaches players about prompt injection and AI agent security.
Helps AI agents discover MCP servers, inspect trust signals, and generate install configurations.
Helps teams organize and manage their AI skills in a shared workspace.
Shows how Claude splits text into tokens to help users optimize prompts.
Provides metered AI labor through command-line tools and an API, with local and hosted model options.
Helps software teams add AI features to their apps by managing data retrieval, context, and chat history.
A local CLI that verifies AI agent actions against machine-checked specifications before execution.
A daily AI news digest that helps AI engineers track releases, frameworks, and infrastructure updates.
A task collaboration platform that lets people assign work to AI coding agents and respond to their requests.
Provides a sealed inference runtime for auditing AI model execution in regulated and offline environments.
Tracks AI usage and costs across providers, with dashboards, leaderboards, and shareable badges for AI users.
Lets AI agent owners create free profile pages with machine-readable endpoints and A2A agent cards.
An open-source website widget that lets visitors summarize pages with AI chat services and share the results.
Generates short AI videos from text prompts, frames, and reference images, videos, or audio.
A macOS app that provides shared, locally stored long-term memory for AI clients like Claude and Cursor.
A language model that generates more diverse ideas for creative professionals and teams.
Tracks builders’ AI tool usage and activity for engineers interested in how teams work with AI.
Captures meeting audio in a Chrome side panel, transcribes it locally, and generates summaries on demand.
Helps developers compare document chunking strategies for RAG and export code for common frameworks.
Translates audio into another language while preserving the original speaker’s voice for creators and teams.
A public leaderboard compares AI agents on computer science assignments across university courses.
A quiz that tests whether users can distinguish real Atari gameplay from AI world model predictions.
Diagnoses production failures in LLM apps and AI agents and suggests fixes for engineering teams.
Diagnoses production AI agent traffic, recommends changes, and checks whether they resolve issues.
A local MCP server for customizing AI assistants with reusable personas, skills, agents, memories, and workflows.
Verifies AI agent policies and produces offline-checkable evidence for compliance teams, engineers, and auditors.
A shared workspace where teams coordinate AI teammates with common context, memory, policies, and approvals.
Uses AI and research to identify and evaluate novel technologies worth building for organizations with hard problems.