
Talordata
TalorData provides structured search-engine results through an API, with engine and location controls and pricing described as per successful response.
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TalorData provides structured search-engine results through an API, with engine and location controls and pricing described as per successful response.

The catalog's Oxlo entry currently points to OxCode, an invite-only coding agent for VS Code-compatible editors, with visible task plans, command approvals, and local Markdown memory.

Referent presents chat-driven legal practice management, using matter context to prepare routine work while staging critical actions for a lawyer's approval.

Seadance-video.com is an independent video-generation platform with prompt and reference inputs, model-specific settings and credit-based billing.

image2video.art combines photo-led video generation with model selection and a separate video-reframing tool, using credits for different workflows.

PageAgent.js embeds a browser-based AI operator into webpages so users can issue natural-language commands, review actions, and connect hosted or local language models.

CodexBar is a free, open-source macOS menu-bar utility for viewing AI-provider usage windows, balances, spending information, and reset countdowns where available.

VideoSwap offers face and character replacement, motion transfer and video stylization, with per-second credit charges and conflicting plan allowances to check.

Image Color Picker samples pixels from uploaded, pasted, or remotely loaded images and returns HEX, RGB, HSL, and HSV values in a browser.
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