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Town

Town

Town connects an AI assistant to work apps, tracks tasks, and runs recurring routines with configurable approvals and action logs.

Patrivox

Patrivox

Patrivox makes PDF archives searchable through OCR, entity extraction, linked documents, and sourced AI questions, with page and storage quotas.

NullClaw

NullClaw

NullClaw is an MIT-licensed, Zig-based assistant runtime with configurable model providers, messaging channels, tools, memory, and scheduled tasks.

Sketchflow

Sketchflow

Sketchflow is a no-code builder that turns product requirements into workflow maps, web apps, native mobile apps, and exportable full-stack code.

Luminix

Luminix

Luminix investigates a question through parallel web research, then combines the findings into a cited report with follow-up questions and exports.

Prompts.chat

Prompts.chat

Prompts.chat is a free, open-source prompt library with community sharing, private self-hosting, and MCP access for finding and saving prompts.

LLM Council

LLM Council

LLM Council offers everyday chat and file tools, with paid multi-model councils, source-based research and editable deliverables.

Mailopoly

Mailopoly

Mailopoly combines email filtering, extracted tasks and AI reply drafts, with separate plans for personal email and business channels.

LLMWise

LLMWise

LLMWise is a powerful platform designed to streamline and optimize the use of multiple Large Language Models (LLMs). This innovative tool allows users to compare the performance of...

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