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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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

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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.

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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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It gives an AI assistant live access to the web: search results, the full text of pages and code examples, in a form the model can read. It suits people whose agents need current information, not only what the model learned in training.

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It searches the web and turns pages into clean text that an agent or an app can use directly. It suits people building agents or apps that need to read websites. The core project is open source.

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