Gives agents read-only access to search and read content on platforms.
It retrieves posts, comments and video transcripts from platforms including X, Reddit and YouTube. It suits people whose agents need to follow discussions or gather research material from these platforms.
A design skill that creates HTML prototypes and offers three visual directions to choose from.
It produces interactive web and app prototypes, presentation slides and infographics. It suits people exploring a project’s appearance with a coding agent who want to compare alternatives before completing the design.
Needs an agent that supports Skills, such as Claude Code, Codex or Cursor.
It combines pages, media and animations into MP4 video with frame-by-frame control. It suits developers and people making videos with coding agents rather than a traditional video editor.
A Claude Code plugin that coordinates work across multiple agents.
It distributes tasks among specialized agents and brings their results together through planning, execution and verification stages. It suits Claude Code users who want to divide coding work across a team of agents.
An API for adding OpenAI models to applications and automated tasks.
It generates text, analyzes images and returns structured data that applications can process. It suits developers building tasks that need to understand content or extract information, with costs varying by model and usage.
From OpenAI: businesses can claim a profile inside ChatGPT, see how often they're mentioned, and some can add their own agent you chat with. In beta.
It lets companies manage their profile through Business Hub, keep their details current and see aggregated figures on how they appear inside ChatGPT. Eligible US businesses can also launch a Business Agent that answers customer questions in a separate, clearly labeled chat. It suits online stores and service businesses that want to know what ChatGPT says about them.
Needs a verified business; Business Agents are US-only
OpenAI's Codex Remote: start, steer and review coding tasks on connected development machines from the ChatGPT mobile app.
It connects Codex to your own development machines, so each task runs on the host and workspace you pick, and you follow it from your phone while away from the computer. It suits developers who work across several machines or want to keep an eye on an agent's work on the go.
Needs the ChatGPT mobile app and a Mac or Windows computer online
ProtoMap by HoundDog.ai maps gRPC services, protobuf fields and their call sites, so coding agents see a change's impact without rediscovering it.
It analyzes gRPC services, methods, protobuf fields and call sites and gives that context to coding agents, so an agent knows the dependencies and the impact of a change before it edits code. It suits backend teams with many interconnected services.
Modern Web Guidance, from the Chrome, Edge, Firefox and MDN teams, gives coding agents browser-compatibility guidance and flags legacy code.
It's a set of guides and a scanner that give an agent browser-compatibility information and guidance on modern web features, and find legacy patterns in your code. It suits web developers who write code with coding agents and want output that fits today's browsers.
Databox's official command-line tool manages datasets, metrics and dashboards from the terminal, for scripts and agents.
It works with the Databox public API, so datasets, metrics, dashboards and account settings can be managed from the terminal, by you or by an agent. It suits teams already on Databox that want to automate their reporting.
The Code tab in the Claude desktop app runs coding sessions on your projects, with app previews, permission controls and diff review.
It runs Claude Code sessions on a project folder inside the Claude app itself: it previews the app as it's built, lets you set permission levels and shows the changes for review before you accept them. It suits people who want Claude Code with a visual interface instead of the terminal.
Suno's Bark model turns text into speech, music and sound effects; the code and model are available to download and run yourself.
It generates audio from text: speech in several languages, music and sound effects. It suits developers and hobbyists who want an open audio model to experiment with and build on.
Anthropic's new Claude Fable 5.2 model for coding, reasoning and image analysis, available in the Claude apps and through the API.
An Anthropic model built for long, hard work: coding, multi-step reasoning and image analysis. It suits developers and anyone with large research or analysis tasks that need a strong model.
MCP1 by Appwrite: one URL for all your MCP servers, with central sign-in, access policies and an audit log of every tool call.
A shared MCP gateway from Appwrite: instead of adding every MCP server to every AI tool, you gather them once in MCP1, and it handles sign-in, access policies and an audit log of tool calls. It suits people and teams who use many MCP servers.
Plugin for the Krita painting app: generate images, fill gaps and extend the canvas with AI from your own sketch, on your own computer if you like.
It brings image generation, inpainting, outpainting and control layers into the painting workflow inside Krita, running through ComfyUI on your own computer if it's capable enough, or an optional cloud service. It suits artists and designers who want AI to build on their sketch rather than start from scratch.
Gemini Intelligence update on Android: help built into the device, dictation that organizes what you say, and more task automation, on more devices.
The Gemini features built into Android phones, which help inside the device itself and take everyday tasks off your hands, such as tidying what you dictate and automating some steps. It suits Android users who want to get daily phone tasks done faster.
Needs a supported Android device, age 18+; not in every region
Anthropic's coding agent, in the terminal and in your editor.
It reads your whole project, edits files and runs commands to build a feature or fix a bug you describe in plain words. It suits developers, and anyone building software with AI who reviews what it changes.
OpenAI's coding agent, in the terminal, the app and the cloud.
It writes and changes code in your project, either on your computer or in a cloud environment that keeps working on a task while you do something else. It suits developers, especially those who already use ChatGPT.
A design skill that gives your coding agent commands like polish and critique, plus a detector for AI design habits.
It scores a page out of 40, ranks what to fix, and flags the habits that make a site look AI-made. It suits people building sites or apps with AI who want them to look designed, not generated.
New in Cursor: cloud agents build and publish a web app for you, with hosting, an optional Postgres database and sign-in. Paid plans.
You ask for an app and get a working, hosted one with a link to share, without setting up any servers yourself. It suits teams that need quick internal tools; on individual plans you can also share the app publicly.
One window for Claude Code, Codex and other coding agents, on your computer or your phone.
It puts your coding agents in one interface, so you can switch between them and follow their work from your computer or your phone while they run on your own machine. It suits people who use more than one coding agent. It's free and open source.
Needs a supported coding agent you're signed in to
Google's agent-first coding tool, with a free plan.
You describe a task and AI agents carry it out across your project folders, while you review each change. It suits developers who want several agents working at once instead of typing every edit themselves.
Encrypts the files you choose inside a git repository.
The files you mark stay encrypted in the repository, everything else stays readable, and Git works as usual. It suits anyone who keeps secrets, such as keys or private notes, in a repository other people or services can see.
Finds keys and passwords in your code and your Git history.
It finds API keys, tokens and passwords that slipped into your code, even in old commits, so you can remove them before anyone else sees them. It suits anyone who pushes code to a shared or public repository.
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