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Rootlenses is an enterprise AI suite combining conversational data analysis, AI voice agents, and an MCP control layer for connecting AI to business systems.
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Rootlenses is an enterprise AI suite combining conversational data analysis, AI voice agents, and an MCP control layer for connecting AI to business systems.

Astron Agent is an Apache 2.0 platform for building enterprise agentic workflows with model management, AI and MCP tools, RPA automation, and high-availability deployment.

Google Antigravity offers a desktop agent workspace, CLI, SDK and IDE tools for building software, with individual and organizational access options.

Dealism combines social-message automation, an AI sales-conversation agent and a unified inbox with configurable human handoff.

Requisor builds AI products, custom agentic systems, and training programs, including a product-context layer for product managers and a field-sales agent.

Rizzy is an innovative AI-powered lead generation tool designed to supercharge your sales efforts on X (Twitter). This platform continuously monitors X, identifying users who are...

Coldi supplies managed AI calling workflows for insurance and financial-service teams, with inbound support, outbound campaigns and human escalation.

Chatboq combines website live chat, AI chatbot automation, multichannel messaging, ticketing, CRM context, and analytics in one customer support platform.
Yorph is a cutting-edge no-code platform that empowers users to conduct conversational data analysis and automate complex pipelines with the help of AI agents. Its intuitive interface...
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