
Scaffold
Scaffold builds embeddable prompt forms and contextual chatbot prompts; users run the resulting prompts in their own chosen AI service.
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Scaffold builds embeddable prompt forms and contextual chatbot prompts; users run the resulting prompts in their own chosen AI service.

Kontentino presents a beta planner that turns ChatGPT content into a visual calendar with review, CSV/Sheets export, and publishing handoffs.

ASPR combines sales-meeting preparation, follow-up, CRM updates, coaching, and knowledge retrieval through specialized AI agents.

Botphonic handles inbound and outbound business calls, appointment booking, CRM updates, and post-call summaries, with usage and concurrency-based plans.

PromptPanda stores and organizes shared marketing prompts, with variables, a Chrome extension, and prompt optimization. Its pricing page lists ten free prompts and a paid plan for...

PaperChat builds customer-support agents from store content and connected systems, with website and messaging channels, live commerce actions, lead collection, and human handover. Plans...

Weavin is an invite-based beta for delegating recurring business tasks to an AI assistant. It provides a work summary and approval inbox, with scheduled runs charged through platform...

Quriobot is a hosted chatbot builder with configurable conversation steps, branching, webhooks, and messaging channels. Its official pricing page lists chat allowances and different...

CopilotHub collects prompts, coding instructions, agents and MCP resources for AI-assisted development. Its migration examples include Spring Boot, React, TypeScript and database work.
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