marimo
marimo is a free open-source Python notebook with reactive execution, Git-friendly files, interactive widgets and optional AI assistance.
Coding AI Tools
Find AI tools for work, creativity and everyday tasks. Read what they do before you try them.
SoraGenerator
SoraGenerator empowers users to effortlessly transform concepts into captivating cinematic videos using the Sora AI video generator. This intuitive platform allows for rapid...
Lection
Lection extracts structured web data through a Chrome workflow and sends results to files, spreadsheets, databases, and scheduled automations.
GuruTrans
GuruTrans offers browser-based language translation, style rewriting, and text-code conversion, with per-tool instructions and optional paid translation credits.
TranscriptAPI.com
TranscriptAPI provides YouTube transcripts, search results, channel listings, and playlist data through REST endpoints and MCP integrations.
Agentica
Agentica is an early-beta open-source coding assistant for VS Code, Cursor, and Windsurf, offering hosted models or compatible user-supplied endpoints.
We.Inc
AI website and app builder that turns plain-language descriptions into editable sites, with visual and code editing, business tools, and GitHub export.
Devgraph.ai
Devgraph maps relationships across code, infrastructure and engineering tools for cross-system queries, dependency investigation and context for a chosen AI model.
Planning Engine for Preconstruction
MeltPlan supports preconstruction document review, takeoff, bid scoping and leveling, and code research. Estimators review the first-pass deliverables.
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