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Ekamoira Google Search Console MCP

Ekamoira · Coding · Marketing

Ekamoira Google Search Console MCP is an MCP server that connects your Google Search Console account to AI assistants like Claude, ChatGPT, and Cursor, so you can pull search performance, indexing, and sitemap data through plain conversation instead of clicking around the GSC dashboard. It runs on the Ekamoira platform, the same company behind an AI visibility tracking suite, and gives you a free 30-day trial with no credit card required. Think of it as an MCP SEO tool first and a dashboard second. If you already work inside an AI chat client and want your SEO numbers to show up there, this is the bridge that makes it happen.

GenPT

Siemba · Coding

GenPT is Siemba's AI-native DAST engine. It points at a running web app or API and hunts for exploitable flaws. You feed it a URL. It fingerprints the tech stack, fires automated attacks across more than 30,000 test cases, and returns findings you can act on. It's the testing engine inside Siemba's Autonomous Pentesting platform, so it runs on every CI/CD deploy. It covers classic web risks and the newer AI attack surface.

Dawiso

Dawiso (UD4D) · Coding · Leaning

Dawiso is an AI-powered data governance platform that turns scattered metadata into a single governed context layer for both people and AI agents. It scans your warehouses, lakes, BI tools, and documents, then connects a data catalog, business glossary, and column-level lineage so teams can find trusted data in minutes instead of days. Companies mainly pick it to feed AI assistants accurate business context without building custom glue code.

Surfn AI

Surfn · Coding · Chatbot

Surfn AI is a no-code builder for conversational AI agent pages that answer visitor questions, qualify leads, and push people toward a booking or a purchase. You connect your existing content (FAQs, pricing pages, service docs, PDFs, videos) and the agent replies in your brand voice on its own, around the clock, even while your team sleeps. The pitch is simple: instead of sending traffic to a static page that sits there waiting to be read, you send that same traffic to a page that answers back and moves people toward the next step. That's the whole idea.

Superdesign Prompt Library

Superdesign Dev · Coding

Superdesign Prompt Library is a free, open-source AI design agent that works as an AI UI generator, turning plain text prompts into UI mockups, reusable components, and wireframes. It runs as an IDE extension for Cursor, VS Code, and Windsurf, and can also be driven as a design skill from coding agents like Claude Code. Everything it produces lands in a local `.superdesign/` folder, so you keep your designs on your own machine.

KNOA

KNOA · Coding · Marketing

KNOA is a cloud-based knowledge capture platform that runs structured interviews with your team and clients, then turns their answers into documents you can keep updating. Instead of booking meetings and chasing blank docs, you describe a goal, send a magic link, and an AI interview tool takes over by chat or voice. There's also a task mining angle here: it watches what people actually say about their work rather than what the org chart assumes. It suits teams that need to document processes, onboard people faster, or map how work really gets done.

aOCR

aOCR · Coding

aOCR is an AI document parsing API that converts messy files into clean, usable data. Feed it a PDF, a phone photo of a receipt, an Excel sheet, or a slide deck, and it hands back structured output you can drop straight into a database or app. The platform targets engineering and operations teams that are tired of manual data entry. On printed text it hits 99.2% accuracy, according to the vendor.

cubic

cubic (mrge) · Coding

cubic is an AI code review tool that reviews pull requests on GitHub automatically. It handles automated code review for every PR, catches bugs, flags tech debt, and checks your code against team rules, then suggests fixes you can commit in one click. Think of it as code review automation that never sleeps. The platform also runs scheduled scans across an entire codebase to surface bugs and security issues while you sleep. Teams use it to spend less time on low-level review chores and more on the changes that actually need a human.

ChartGen AI

ChartGen.ai · Image · Coding

ChartGen AI is an AI chart generator that turns raw data into finished visualizations from a short text prompt. You upload a CSV, Excel, JSON, or Google Sheets file, describe the chart you want in plain language, and it picks a chart type, maps your columns, and renders the result. CSV to chart takes seconds. So does Excel to chart. It suits analysts, marketers, and founders who need report-ready charts without touching spreadsheets or a design tool.

Elementy

Elementy · Coding

Elementy is an AI UI generator that turns plain-language descriptions into ready-to-use interface components. You describe the button, card, form, or layout you want, and Elementy returns clean React code you can copy, paste, and customize. It's built for developers, designers, and founders who want to skip repetitive layout work. Ship interfaces faster, with less busywork.

TuneKit

TuneKit · Coding

TuneKit is an open-source platform for fine-tuning small language models (SLMs) without writing any code. It's an AI fine-tuning tool built around a simple loop that hides almost all of the usual setup work. You upload a JSONL dataset, and the platform analyzes it, recommends a base model and LoRA settings, then generates a ready-to-run Google Colab notebook. Training runs on a free T4 GPU. It takes about 15 minutes. From there you can export the finished model as GGUF for Ollama, merged weights for Hugging Face, or LoRA adapters, and the underlying Unsloth fine-tuning engine is where the speed and memory savings come from.

Repo Prompt

Repo Prompt · Coding

Repo Prompt is a native macOS application for context engineering: it helps you pick the right files, assemble dense context for a large language model, and hand that work off to a coding agent. As an AI coding context tool, its job is to keep the model focused on the files that matter. The current Community Edition is free and open source, and it connects MCP clients, coordinates sub-agents across providers, and keeps every change reviewable. If you write code with AI and keep hitting context limits, it exists to fix exactly that.