VoiceBox
Voicebox is an open-source desktop voice studio with local speech generation, voice cloning, dictation and agent speech controls. Optional cloud plans are not yet available.
Automation AI Tools
Find AI tools for work, creativity and everyday tasks. Read what they do before you try them.
OpenMontage
OpenMontage is an open-source video-production toolkit operated by a coding assistant. It combines staged production instructions, local rendering and optional media providers with...
Diaform
Diaform uses AI agents to run customer conversations by voice or text, with follow-up questions and response analysis. Plans meter AI messages, projects and team seats separately.
Sendmux CLI
Sendmux CLI gives developers terminal access to email management, mailbox and sending APIs. OAuth scopes and owner approval control access; registering an agent inbox does not grant...
Wery
Wery organizes creative work around specialist AI roles, including directing, video, music and documents. Its homepage describes planning, reusable assets and project context, without...
Dedoctive
Dedoctive combines curated knowledge, source provenance and human-reviewed AI workflows for document-heavy decisions. Traceability helps reviewers inspect an answer; it does not...
Sarvam
Sarvam offers language-focused AI APIs, voice agents and enterprise agent deployments. Its homepage lists Indic speech, translation and document-processing capabilities with several...
Loopa
Loopa presents an AI-agent workspace for research, documents, generated media and connected workflows. Its published examples need task-by-task checking; the captured page does not...
Buda
Buda is a cloud workspace for teams of AI agents with persistent files, tools and scheduled tasks. Plans distinguish basic agent chat and drives from browser, terminal and Git access.
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