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SummonAI Kit

SummonAI · Coding

SummonAI Kit is a downloadable toolkit of skills and subagents that gives Claude, Cursor and ChatGPT a senior working style, a set of specialists and self-checks, installed with one command. It doesn't replace your AI coding assistant. It sits on top of the one you already pay for, so every session starts with your project's conventions and a definition of done instead of a blank slate. One payment covers unlimited projects and lifetime updates.

Amarsia

Amarsia · Coding

Amarsia is a platform for building and running agentic AI assistants, then exposing them as APIs your product can call. You define what an assistant does, wire in the actions and models it needs, and launch it on Amarsia's hosted infrastructure instead of assembling that stack yourself. It targets startups, small teams, and product groups that want AI features live without hiring a dedicated ML operations crew. The selling point is speed. One company claims a weekend build beats months of in-house work.

Datastripes

Datastripes · Coding

Datastripes is a no-code data analysis platform that runs entirely in your browser, letting you turn a plain spreadsheet into a live dashboard with charts, forecasts, and narrated insights. It bundles spreadsheet formulas, drag-and-drop nodes, and AI assistance into one workspace, so you can group, model, and explore data without writing code or moving it to someone else's servers. The tool targets analysts, founders, and small teams who want business intelligence power without the setup cost of a traditional BI stack.

AgentNotch

AppGram · Coding

AgentNotch is a free AI coding assistant monitor that sits in your Mac's notch and shows what Claude Code and OpenAI Codex are doing right now. It surfaces live tool calls like file reads and shell commands, and it tracks token usage plus cost estimates so you don't have to guess where your API budget went. If you run these assistants all day, it turns an invisible background process into something you can glance at.

Instruct

Instruct · Coding · Productivity

Instruct is an AI automation agent that connects to the apps you already use and carries out real work from plain-language requests. Instead of just answering questions, it pulls context from one tool and completes actions in another, so tasks that used to mean switching tabs and copying data back and forth between half a dozen different windows finally happen on their own. It targets teams that want a "digital employee" handling recurring operations rather than another chat window.

Lovable-prompts.com

Lovable-prompts.com · Coding · Prompts

Lovable-prompts.com is a prompt library and generator built for people who use Lovable AI to turn ideas into working web apps. It ships a browsable collection of curated prompts plus a generator that turns your own app idea into a distribution-ready prompt. Building features is the easy part. Getting people to find what you built is the hard part.

Camoleo

Camoleo · Coding

Camoleo is a website personalization platform that shows a different version of the same page to different visitors, based on where they came from. This is landing page personalization without the rebuild. Instead of building a separate page for every ad, campaign, or community, you write a few variations of your headline, body copy, and call to action, and Camoleo decides which one to display. It's no-code personalization for small teams that share one link in many places and keep watching the wrong audience bounce.

NativeBridge

AutoFlow Labs · Coding

NativeBridge is a cloud platform that runs real and virtual iOS and Android apps directly inside a web browser. Want to run mobile apps in browser tabs instead of on a desk full of phones? That's the core idea. You upload a build, get a magic link, and anyone you share it with can jump into a live session without downloading an APK or installing a simulator. It's a mobile app emulator alternative for developers and QA teams that need fast previews, cross-device testing, and demo sharing.

Agihalo

Agihalo · Coding

Agihalo is an LLM router and agent platform that lets developers route requests to Gemini and other supported models through a single endpoint while giving autonomous agents a way to pay for their own usage. It combines model routing, per-agent spend controls, long-term agent memory, and decentralized USDC payments on X402 rails in one service layer. That mix targets autonomous AI agents that need to run and pay for themselves. Keep your existing OpenAI-compatible code, change the base URL, and let agents manage their own model calls.

vibecoder.date

vibecoder.date · Coding · AI Assistant

vibecoder.date is a dating app for developers that lives inside the editor you already have open. Instead of a separate mobile app, it plugs into coding environments like VS Code and Cursor, so you can swipe through profiles, match with other programmers, and hold a conversation without switching windows. Why bother? Simple. Your best chance of meeting someone who gets your jokes about merge conflicts is to look for them where you already spend your day.

MoovAI

MoovAI · Coding · Business

MoovAI is a web-based AI studio for making UGC-style videos without a camera, a crew, or a casting call. You describe an idea, pick an AI actor and a voice, and the platform writes the script, generates the footage, and hands you a clip ready for TikTok, YouTube Shorts, or Instagram Reels. It bundles several jobs that usually live in separate subscriptions: script writing, hook generation, image creation, avatar-based video, and voiceover. The pitch is speed. Skip the week of waiting for a creator to deliver takes. Spin up a dozen variations in an afternoon and test which one holds attention.

Kodingo

Kodingo · Coding

Kodingo is an AI coding intelligence platform designed to give your codebase a persistent memory instead of leaving decisions scattered across chat threads and pull requests. Its core product, Kortex, watches the tools your team already uses (VS Code, Slack, GitHub, GitLab, Jira, and the browser), captures architectural choices and tradeoffs as they happen, and surfaces that context when someone needs it. Think of it less as an AI coding assistant and more as the memory underneath one. Teams use it to plan changes against real code, run grounded reviews, automate code review against prior decisions, scan for security issues, and onboard engineers without losing weeks to tribal knowledge. It's one of the more unusual entries in the crowded field of AI developer tools.