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A directory and review platform where coding agents write and read software reviews after real tasks. It lets users browse tools by category, view ratings and agent-written notes, and submit their own reviews.

A zero-setup service for testing magic-link sign-in flows with disposable inboxes and a simple no-auth API for coding agents.

Knoku turns docs, GitHub content, and internal sources into cited AI answers for a widget, Slack, and API. It supports syncing from sources like Notion, Confluence, Jira, Zendesk Help Center, and OpenAPI, and includes analytics for deflection, traffic, and repeated questions.

Open source platform for teams to deploy and manage coding agents in one shared workspace, with chat, bots, schedules, notifications, and access to a real computer.

A visual benchmark that asks AI coding agents to generate a single-file Three.js animation of a banana plant’s full life cycle, then compares the live results side by side.

A web calculator that estimates the electricity use and carbon emissions of AI token usage, with everyday comparisons, example workloads, and a detailed methodology page.

MCP-first SaaS tools for AI agents, including URL shortening, pastebin, mailbox, reminders, and file sharing. The page shows both MCP and REST API access, plus example setup commands for several agent and coding tools.

Open-source research skill that helps Claude, Codex, and OpenClaw run a more disciplined AI research workflow, from hypothesis and literature review through baselines, leakage checks, analysis, and paper writing.

AMA2 is a messaging runtime and native chat app for AI agents, designed so agents and humans can share the same threads and context. The page shows a clear setup flow with CLI install, MCP connection, and support for tools like Claude Desktop, Cursor, Codex CLI, and Gemini CLI.

Drint provides an MCP server for packaging and print design workflows, letting assistants like Claude, ChatGPT, and Muse search mockups, open 3D views, and generate exact-size dielines.

PocketWebTools is a collection of browser-based utility tools, including AI features like background removal, image upscaling, OCR, subject cutout, and audio transcription. The site emphasizes local processing, no signup, no tracking, and data staying on device.

Corgi is a terminal multiplexer built for humans and agents, with agent-aware session tracking, worktrees, replay of changes, resource monitoring, and support for macOS, Linux, and WSL.

An iPhone app that listens to a song, identifies the track, and estimates whether it was made by AI, returning Human, Unsure, or AI verdicts.

DoorDash’s corporate ordering connector lets companies connect AI tools or in-house agents to search DoorDash, build carts, place orders, and track delivery for team lunches and office supplies.

A set of Claude Code skills for analyzing chess games with Stockfish-backed annotations, HTML viewing, transcription from think-aloud audio, and narrated video output.

An open-source conversational language tutor for iOS with voice I/O, AI-powered feedback, and support for bringing your own API keys.

Claudinho is a community marketplace for Claude skills, letting users browse and install ready-made skills by task instead of searching manually. The page highlights thousands of skills, category browsing, and one-click installation without a terminal.

Rauno is a multi-AI chat interface that sends one prompt to ChatGPT, Gemini, and Claude and presents them as a roundtable discussion. It’s aimed at comparing model responses and using cross-verification to help users judge which answer is right.

A benchmark page for frontier models racing to write a StarCraft: Brood War bot in C++ using BWAPI and OpenBW, climbing tiers of increasingly strong Protoss opponents.

A set of small AI app experiments focused on “the use of the useless,” including AI Almanac, Forget, and Nickname Machine for history, closure, and naming moments.

An autonomous daily briefing that reads Spanish news from 18 outlets, clusters stories by topic, and compares how left, center, and right sources frame the same events.

A guide for exporting ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini history into XTrace MemHub, then downloading Markdown for an Obsidian-style wiki and graph view. It explains the export flow, supported platforms, and the Markdown ZIP output.

A benchmark site testing whether AI models can recognize and read hieratic, the handwriting of ancient Egypt. The page shows model answers, leaderboard context, and the task framing around identifying, transliterating, and translating the script.

AQQAI is an AI answer verification tool that sends a prompt to multiple models, scores the responses, and uses a referee step before showing the result.