Coding AI Tools

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

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MDMA

MDMA

MDMA extends Markdown with schema-defined interactive components, using separate parsing, validation, runtime, and rendering packages for agent interfaces.

Oxlo

Oxlo

The catalog's Oxlo entry currently points to OxCode, an invite-only coding agent for VS Code-compatible editors, with visible task plans, command approvals, and local Markdown memory.

ToAPIs

ToAPIs

ToAPIs is a third-party model gateway advertising an OpenAI-compatible interface, centralized usage billing, and text, image, video, and audio model access.

Page-agent

Page-agent

PageAgent.js embeds a browser-based AI operator into webpages so users can issue natural-language commands, review actions, and connect hosted or local language models.

Codexbar

Codexbar

CodexBar is a free, open-source macOS menu-bar utility for viewing AI-provider usage windows, balances, spending information, and reset countdowns where available.

Image Color Picker

Image Color Picker

Image Color Picker samples pixels from uploaded, pasted, or remotely loaded images and returns HEX, RGB, HSL, and HSV values in a browser.

Tempmail.bot

Tempmail.bot

Tempmail.bot offers a disposable email address and an auto-refreshing inbox without creating an account, for temporary incoming messages.

Fluid

Fluid

FluidVoice is a free, open-source macOS dictation app with local speech models and optional local or cloud text enhancement.

agentafk

agentafk

Agent AFK is an Apache-2.0 terminal coding agent built around delegated work, adversarial verification and remote supervision.

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