Automation AI Tools

Find AI tools for work, creativity and everyday tasks. Read what they do before you try them.

Hebbrix

Hebbrix gives AI applications persistent memory, hybrid retrieval and knowledge graphs, with explicit outcome feedback, hosted MCP access and portable data.

Pi.dev

Pi is an extensible terminal AI agent for working with files and commands, with session branching, automation modes, and a TypeScript SDK.

Coding Text Generation +1

AgentSkills.so

AgentSkills.so is a directory for discovering reusable agent skills, with a paid sandbox workflow for running prompts with several skills.

Design Coding +1

SparkReceipt

SparkReceipt scans receipts, imports email documents, matches bank transactions, and exports accounting records, with plan and credit limits.

Finance Automation +1

MaxClaw

MaxClaw, developed by TopAI Tools, is an AI-powered agent designed to automate complex tasks and streamline workflows. Its key features include intelligent web navigation, data...

Research Productivity +1

Get Sheet Done

Get Sheet Done is an early-access browser extension for extracting website data into structured spreadsheets, with field detection and page scrolling.

Research Automation +1

Bandits

BANDITS is building AI-focused PXM and workflow systems for commerce and business teams. Its offering includes Lasso for importing and enriching product information, Scout for knowledge...

Automation Transcription +1

Auzora

Auzora combines operational AI agents, a voice assistant, and document search for teams evaluating sales, support, and data workflows.

Productivity Automation +1

Protex

Protex AI connects existing cameras and site systems to detect industrial safety risks, investigate operational patterns, and track corrective actions.

Image Generation Automation +1

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