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Revolte

Revolte · Coding

Revolte is an AI software delivery platform that runs development, testing, deployment, and production operations end to end. You hand it intent, a feature to build or a ticket to execute, and its agents read your codebase, plan the work, and wait for your approval before they ship anything. It's built for engineering teams that want agent speed without giving up control, since every agent action stays visible and auditable before it lands in production.

Crew44

Crew44 · Coding

Crew44 is a local-first multi-agent workspace that turns the AI agents you already run into coordinated teams. Instead of one generalist agent starting from scratch on every task, you get a crew of specialist agents that sit in one workspace, hand off work to each other, and compound skills and memory with every run. It's free to download, free to use, and needs no account, so the barrier to trying a multi-agent workflow is basically zero. No account. No cost.

Phasr

Phasr Inc. · Coding

Phasr is a free, open-source AI coding agent workspace that runs several CLI AI coding agents at once, each in its own Git worktree. You open a repository, connect agents like Claude Code, Codex CLI, or Gemini CLI, and hand each one a separate task. Every agent works in an isolated branch, so their edits never overwrite each other. You then review each diff and merge the changes you actually want. It's a desktop workspace for developers who already use CLI coding agents and want to scale from one task at a time to a small fleet.

Coworker AI

Coworker AI · Coding

Coworker AI is an enterprise AI agent platform that plugs into 50+ business tools, keeps one shared picture of your company, and routes each task to the model that fits it best. Instead of a chatbot bolted onto a browser tab, it reads across Slack, Salesforce, Jira, and the rest, then ships real outputs like documents, decks, code, and automated workflows. Think of it as AI agents for business work, not just chat. The pitch is simple: your team gets smarter AI answers without paying frontier-model prices for every request. So where does it actually help?

Yansu

Isoform · Coding

Yansu is a proactive AI assistant from Isoform that watches how you work on your desktop, learns your patterns, and takes over the repetitive parts without asking for prompts. It builds a private memory of your habits, hands off tasks you'd rather skip, and runs background automations on a virtual cursor that never touches yours. It runs on macOS, Windows, and Linux, with plans from free up to $200 per month.

Rixx

Rixx · Coding · Business

Rixx is a free AI-native search and research workspace that takes a question and returns a cited answer, an analyzed document, a chart, or a report. It sits between a plain links search engine and a general chatbot: you ask in normal language, inspect the sources behind each claim, add your own files, and keep the result around for later. It runs in the browser. And you can start asking real questions before paying anything.

MashuPack

MashuPack · Coding

MashuPack is a browser-based tool that turns a local codebase into a single structured text file you can paste into ChatGPT, Claude, or any other chat model. You pick the exact files or subsystems you care about, and it compiles them into one clean document for planning, debugging, and architecture review. No account. No backend upload. No repo transfer.

LLMTest

LLMTest · Coding

LLMTest is a proxy-based platform for shipping and testing AI features built on large language models. You point your app at its OpenAI-compatible endpoint, pick any of 340+ models, and it handles automatic fallbacks, JSON repair, and cost tracking out of the box. It also benchmarks models before you ship and, with Autopilot, keeps tuning your prompts and model choices on real traffic every week.

SlateHut.com - AI website builder

SlateHut · Coding

SlateHut.com is an AI website builder that turns a plain-language description of your business into a realistic, multi-page website draft you can edit and publish. It pairs an AI site generator with a visual editor, built-in hosting, a forms inbox, and a CMS, so a small team can ship a site without wiring together separate tools or waiting on a developer. Paid plans add custom domains, a REST API with Bearer keys, and MCP support for automation.

JellyNet

JellyNet · Coding

JellyNet is an agentic API marketplace that gives developers and AI agents one OpenAI-compatible endpoint for 40+ LLM providers, covering text, image, audio, and embedding models. Buyers pay per call, humans through Stripe and agents through the x402 protocol on Solana in USDC, while suppliers earn per consumed token. There's no SDK rewrite and no account to provision for agent traffic.

Vibegrowing AI

Vibegrowing · Coding

Vibegrowing AI is a launch panel for app developers who'd rather build than fight store listings. It runs your App Store launch as one pipeline: competitor research, ASO metadata, icons, screenshots, per-locale landing pages, and Privacy/Terms documents. Everything it produces is built within Apple's own length limits, and the final step pushes the assets straight into App Store Connect.

SemanticGuard

SemanticGuard · Coding

SemanticGuard is an AI gateway that sits between your app and the LLM providers you already use. It does two jobs at once: it caches responses so you stop paying full price for repeat questions, and it audits and controls the tool calls your AI agents make. The vendor reports a median 50% savings on LLM spend in its own benchmark. There's a free tier sized for 10K requests a month and a Pro plan at $49/mo.