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QuiverAI

QuiverAI

QuiverAI generates and vectorizes editable SVG graphics, with animation features, app subscriptions, and separately billed developer access.

Secure.com

Secure.com

Secure.com provides governed AI Teammates for SOC, cloud security, AppSec, and red-team workflows, connecting offensive validation with defensive remediation.

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.

Miniloop

Miniloop

Miniloop builds and maintains custom CRMs, including migration and hosting, through a scoped yearly engagement with no per-seat fees.

Gemini Music

Gemini Music

Gemini Music, an AI-powered tool from TopAI Tools, empowers users to generate original music compositions. Its key features include customizable parameters for genre, tempo, and...

Drizz

Drizz

Drizz automates mobile UI tests from plain-English steps, with real-device execution, test artifacts and CI integration.

TestDino

TestDino

TestDino centralizes Playwright CI results, failure evidence, flaky-test analysis and reporting, with MCP access for AI-agent workflows.

Claude Code Telegram

Claude Code Telegram

Claude Code Telegram is a community-maintained bot connecting a configured Claude Code environment to Telegram conversations and notifications.

AgentMail

AgentMail

AgentMail provides email inboxes for AI agents, with developer-oriented tools and plans that set inbox, email, storage, and team allowances.

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