Xquik
Xquik is an X-focused API and MCP service for extracting public data, monitoring accounts and keywords, exporting results, and automating supported actions from connected accounts.
Coding AI Tools
Find AI tools for work, creativity and everyday tasks. Read what they do before you try them.
easl
easl publishes files and agent output as temporary web pages, with format-specific viewers, API/CLI/MCP access and optional password or account gates.
OfoxAI
OfoxAI provides hosted model access through one API key, with several protocol formats, image/video endpoints and documented coding-tool integrations.
Little-Coder
Little-Coder is a terminal coding agent built on pi, with configurable local models, approval-based planning, and opt-in extensions.
Dedalus Labs
Dedalus Labs provides persistent, VM-isolated Linux machines for AI agents, with vendor-advertised sub-50ms startup and active-compute billing.
Skygen
Skygen runs research and marketing workflows through customer-owned accounts, with approval gates for sending, spending, and publishing.
Can I run
CanIRun.ai matches hardware with open AI models, estimating memory fit and speed and offering model-launch guidance for local inference.
OpenClaw Guide
OpenClaw Guide is Mykyta Haida's public, MIT-licensed handbook covering self-hosted agent installation, configuration, memory, automation and security.
wan27.app
Wan 2.7 is a creator-focused AI video workflow for text-to-video, image-to-video, reference control, and guided short-form video production.
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