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Cortex

Cortex Docs · Coding · Productivity

Cortex is an open-source API knowledge layer that turns your API specifications into interactive documentation, typed SDKs, and MCP servers from a single config file. Point it at OpenAPI, AsyncAPI, GraphQL, gRPC, or OpenRPC sources. It produces three interfaces from one workflow: docs for humans, clients for apps, and tools for AI agents. Sound like a lot to maintain? It isn't. It's built for developers who want the pieces of API delivery to stay in sync instead of drifting apart.

Jackalope

Jackalope · Coding · Productivity

Jackalope is a shared workspace for AI coding agents. It puts Codex, Claude Code, Grok, and OpenCode inside one window instead of forcing you to juggle separate terminals for each tool. If you've ever wished you could point four agents at the same project, watch what each one does, and keep the results in one place, that's the idea here. Think of it as an agent orchestration tool that still leaves each agent in charge of its own work.

TIM PG

Timsoft365.com · Productivity · Business

TIM PG is a Windows privacy tool from Timsoft365 that strips sensitive data out of anything you plan to paste into an AI chatbot, then puts the real details back into the answer. It runs entirely offline, swapping credentials, tax IDs, and names for placeholders the moment you hit a hotkey or copy text, so your company data never reaches ChatGPT, Claude, or any other model. The app targets teams that want the upside of public AI tools without handing over proprietary information.

Spaces

Human+Machine · Productivity · Business

Spaces is a desktop AI workspace from Human+Machine that gives your team one shared space per project, where people and their AI agents work side by side. Instead of each teammate running a private chat thread on a separate laptop, everyone sees the same chats, files, and scheduled routines, and each person keeps using the ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini account they already pay for. It's team collaboration with the agents included.

sizeless

sizeless (founded by engineers from ETH Zurich and UC Berkeley) · Productivity · Business

sizeless is a spatial AI platform for underground infrastructure. It converts smartphone video of open trenches and house connections into centimeter-accurate 3D point clouds, 2D CAD as-built plans, and GIS-ready digital twins. It targets civil engineering firms, network operators, and district heating utilities that need compliant revision documentation without booking a separate survey crew. Spatial AI for underground infrastructure is a narrow niche, and sizeless stays inside it on purpose.

ChatHop

ChatHop · Productivity · Chatbot

ChatHop is a browser tool that carries an ongoing conversation from one AI chatbot to another with a single click. When you hit a rate limit, get a bad answer, or just want a second opinion, it hands your chat context to a fresh session on the AI you choose, then drops it into the destination composer for review. It also copies a full chat to your clipboard as plain text or Markdown when you need the conversation somewhere else.

easyspecs.ai

EasySpecs (Pier07, Barcelona) · Coding · Productivity

easyspecs.ai is a spec review platform for teams that use AI coding agents. It works as an AI spec writing tool: it reads your Git repository, produces functional documentation of how the app actually behaves, then helps you shape change requests into specs with trust checks attached. Product owners get a place to polish intent, developers get specs they can hand to an agent, and both sides work from the same picture of the codebase.

Raycast

Raycast Technologies Inc. · Productivity

Raycast is a keyboard-first productivity launcher for Mac and Windows that puts app search, file search, clipboard history, window management, and an AI assistant behind a single hotkey. It works like a faster Spotlight alternative for people who never want to leave the keyboard. Most users start with the free plan and move to Pro when they want full AI access, cloud sync, and unlimited clipboard history.

Loqua

Loqua · Writing · Voice & Language · Productivity

Loqua is AI voice typing and dictation software for Mac and Windows that turns rough speech into polished text wherever your cursor sits. It removes filler words, formats lists and headings on its own, translates on the fly, and reads anything on your screen so you can ask questions without switching apps. A 14-day Pro trial runs first, and a free plan keeps core dictation going after that. Think of it as speech to text that edits itself. Most AI transcription tools dump words on the page as spoken. Loqua won't. It cleans first, then hands you something you could send.

Anysite.io

Anysite · Productivity · Marketing · Business

Anysite.io is a B2B web data platform that turns live websites into clean, queryable endpoints for AI agents. Point it at a URL or one of its 650+ prebuilt sources, and it returns structured JSON your tools can use right away, which means you can feed a CRM, a spreadsheet, or an agent without writing a single parser yourself. It works like a web scraping API without the scraping headaches. Teams building prospect lists, monitoring brands, or feeding CRM data use it to skip the manual data enrichment work.

Gojo

Gojo · Voice & Language · Productivity

Gojo is a Mac productivity app that turns the notch at the top of your screen into a single control surface. It bundles on-device dictation, clipboard history, window snapping, a file shelf, media controls and screen warmth into one hover menu. Instead of running six menu bar utilities, you get one place to reach for everything. It runs on macOS 14 or later, needs no account, and keeps your voice recordings on your own machine. One surface. That's the whole pitch.

hob

hob · Coding · Productivity · Business

hob is a professional AI agent workspace that brings multiple AI coding agents and independent workflows into one desktop app. Instead of juggling separate terminal windows, you run Claude Code, Codex, and OpenCode side by side, route work between them, and keep every session right where you left it. The agent stack stays in one place. It targets developers and small teams who already lean on agentic coding tools.