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Akii AI Visibility Score

Akii · Coding · Marketing

Akii AI Visibility Score is a free assessment tool that shows how major AI models, including ChatGPT, Google Gemini, and Claude, perceive and rank a brand. It scores that perception across four areas: recognition, understanding, content coverage, and sentiment. The goal is simple: find out what these assistants say when someone asks about you, and spot the mistakes before they spread. That matters more every year. Search is no longer the only front door.

ClaudeSkillsHQ

ClaudeSkillsHQ · Coding · Other

ClaudeSkillsHQ is a marketplace for Claude AI skills aimed at teams that answer to HIPAA, SEC, and bar-association rules. It ships more than 300 verified, compliance-ready AI skills you can install through one MCP command, along with a free tier of 20+ skills, industry packs for healthcare, finance, and legal, and an AI builder you can use to make custom skills with compliance practices already wired in.

JDoodle.ai

JDoodle · Coding

JDoodle.ai is an AI no-code app builder that turns a written prompt into a working web application. It handles the front end, a built-in database, integrations, and automated testing, so people without a development background can prototype or ship a small app. As a no-code development platform, it suits makers, founders, and internal teams who want to test an idea fast.

Jina Debug

Chennchuu Inc. · Coding

Jina Debug is an AI on-call engineer that automatically investigates and resolves alerts, bugs, and incidents. It plugs into your observability stack, codebase, GitHub, and Slack, then learns how your team handled past issues so it can act on new ones. When an alert fires, it pulls signals from across your systems, proposes a fix as a pull request, and waits for human approval before anything touches production. Think of it as automated alert investigation that runs before you even open your laptop. It's a focused take on AI incident resolution for teams that deal with frequent alerts and want to cut down on the manual digging that eats up on-call hours.

Secure MCP Framework by Arcade.dev

Arcade.dev · Coding

Secure MCP Framework by Arcade.dev is an open-source MCP server framework for building servers that connect AI agents to real tools and accounts. It handles the parts developers usually dread, like OAuth logins, secrets, and MCP server deployment, so you can define a tool in a few lines of readable Python and ship it fast. It fits teams building agent tools that need to touch sensitive systems such as Google, Slack, or Salesforce without reinventing authentication each time. Short version: it's the fastest path to a working server. Genuinely.

NocoBase

NocoBase · Coding

NocoBase is an open-source AI no-code platform for building business systems and internal tools. It pairs a WYSIWYG visual builder with AI coding agents like Claude Code and Cursor. Think of it as an open-source no-code builder with a serious backend. If you need a CRM, help desk, or project tracker you can self-host and extend, this low-code development platform targets exactly that job.

Layrr

Narnia · Image · Coding

Layrr is a free, open-source CLI that turns your browser into a visual code editor for local web apps. You select an element on the running page, describe the change in plain English, and an AI coding agent updates the matching source files in your repo. It works alongside the setup you already use, wires into Claude Code, Codex CLI, or Gemini via Pi, and edits real source instead of a separate design layer.

Kimi 2.5

Moonshot AI · Coding · Other

Kimi 2.5 (also called Kimi K2.5) is Moonshot AI's open-source multimodal model, built to read text, images, and video in one pass and turn that understanding into working code, documents, or research. It pairs a 256K context window with an agent mode that splits big jobs across many sub-agents, so it fits long documents, front-end prototyping, and multi-step automation. You reach it through the Kimi website, the mobile app, or the developer API.

Packmind Open Source

Packmind · Coding · Productivity

Packmind Open Source is a free, open-source framework that captures an engineering team's coding rules, patterns, and technical decisions in one versioned playbook, then pushes that context to AI coding assistants such as GitHub Copilot, Cursor, and Claude Code. Instead of letting each agent guess at your conventions, it gives them structured standards to follow across unlimited repositories, with paid editions adding governance and enterprise controls.

agor

Agor · Coding · Productivity

Agor is a multiplayer spatial canvas platform where humans and AI assistants work on the same board in real time. It's a team collaboration tool for AI workflows, giving teams persistent AI teammates with shared memory, skills, and schedules. A good workflow built once reaches everyone instead of dying in a single terminal. Sound familiar? If your team loses context between AI sessions, Agor is built to fix that.

Golf

Golf · Coding

Golf is a security control plane for AI agents and Model Context Protocol (MCP) connections. It watches the tools your team already plugged into your data, sets policy on what those tools can touch, and keeps a record of everything they did. The point isn't to wrangle the language model itself, it's to govern the connections around it, so an engineer can wire Cursor into a codebase without quietly handing over customer records. That's a common blind spot.

Dazl

Dazl · Coding

Dazl is an AI prototyping workspace that lets product teams take an idea from a prompt to a shareable, working prototype without juggling a dozen separate tools. You start a project from a prompt, design assets, or a spec, then shape the result through chat and visual editing. Part AI app builder, part AI product design tool, it keeps planning, design, and handoff inside one shared space. As of this writing, the team says it isn't accepting new sign-ups.