TestSprite
TestSprite generates and runs frontend and backend tests against an application through CLI, MCP or dashboard routes. Failure evidence, schedules and history depend on the workflow and plan.
Coding AI Tools
Find AI tools for work, creativity and everyday tasks. Read what they do before you try them.
AI code reviews – cubic
cubic is an Al code review platform that helps teams like Cal.com and n8n catch bugs and merge pull requests faster 28% faster.
Trackable QR Code Generator
IMQRSCAN is a powerful trackable QR code generator to create and monitor QR codes with real-time analytics by location, device, date, and more.
Stakly
Stakly: AI-Powered Web Application Builder Stakly is an AI-powered platform designed to revolutionize web application development. It allows users to build complete, production-ready...
Download Genspark Browser
Download Genspark AI Browser: Your AI-Powered Browsing Companion The Genspark AI Browser is designed to revolutionize your web browsing experience by integrating AI-powered intelligence...
Jules - An Asynchronous Coding Agent
Jules is Google's asynchronous coding agent for GitHub repositories. It works in a cloud VM, proposes a plan and returns code changes for review before a pull request is approved and merged.
Airweave - Turn Apps Into Agent-Ready Knowledge
Airweave is a shared context-retrieval layer for AI agents and RAG applications. Developers connect data sources to searchable collections, sync their information and query it through a...
Ducky | Fully Managed AI Search Infrastructure with RAG Support
Ducky provides managed AI search and retrieval infrastructure for product developers, with multimodal indexing, reranking and metadata filters. Trial indexing and retrieval balances are...
pixie.haus AI Pixel Art Generator
pixie.haus creates grid-aligned pixel art and animated sprites from prompts or reference images, with palette controls, frame editing and GIF or spritesheet export.
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