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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.

Needs Python 3.10 or later.

Free
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Turns HTML and CSS into video.

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.

The CLI needs Node.js 22 or later.

Free
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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.

Needs Claude Code.

Free
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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.

Free
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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.

Free
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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.

Free
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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.

Free