emdash
Emdash is an open-source desktop environment for parallel coding agents, issue-linked tasks, app previews and change review. Worktrees isolate changes by default; disabling them changes...
Coding AI Tools
Find AI tools for work, creativity and everyday tasks. Read what they do before you try them.
UXMagic.ai
UXMagic generates editable interface designs from prompts, sketches, screenshots and URLs, with Figma exports, frontend code and an MCP design toolset.
Alloy · AI prototyping with your real product
Alloy prototypes changes against an existing product through browser capture or a connected codebase. Visual capture and repository-based code work are different paths, with...
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Rootlenses is an enterprise AI suite combining conversational data analysis, AI voice agents, and an MCP control layer for connecting AI to business systems.
Google Antigravity
Google Antigravity offers a desktop agent workspace, CLI, SDK and IDE tools for building software, with individual and organizational access options.
Atono
Atono keeps product vocabulary, decisions and implementation context attached to stories, with MCP access for coding agents. Its free project-management allowance does not make premium...
PostSyncer
PostSyncer combines a social publishing calendar, AI content preparation, approvals and developer or agent access to connected accounts.
Vezlo
Vezlo is an open-source SDK for converting codebases into searchable knowledge bases and embedding AI assistants into SaaS applications.
MeDo
MeDo builds web or mobile apps from descriptions, including an interface, backend, connected database, and permanent free app URL.
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