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Buda

Buda

Buda is a cloud workspace for teams of AI agents with persistent files, tools and scheduled tasks. Plans distinguish basic agent chat and drives from browser, terminal and Git access.

Agent Reach

Agent Reach

Agent Reach helps command-capable AI agents select and check tools for web and platform reading. Some channels require authorized browser sessions or credentials; it does not grant...

TheDrive

TheDrive

The Drive AI organizes and searches files by content, creates documents and supports shared workflows. Email integration and advanced models are paid features, and source citations...

Transcripto

Transcripto

Transcripto converts uploaded recordings and supported social links into editable transcripts, with timestamps, speaker labels, translation, summaries, and plan-based export capacity.

Miso One

Miso One

Miso One presents an English TTS model demo and voice-credit plans, while directing developers to public model files for local evaluation.

Suprmind.ai

Suprmind.ai

Suprmind coordinates several AI models in a shared conversation, with sequential debate modes, disagreement tracking, and document exports.

Nova

Nova

Nova is a multi-model AI assistant for conversational questions, writing, proofreading, homework support, and recommendations.

Fundraisly

Fundraisly

Fundraising support for startup founders combining investor matching, warm-introduction discovery, targeted outreach, and guidance on fundraising materials and strategy.

Openmed

Openmed

OpenMed is an open-source clinical-text toolkit for biomedical entity extraction and configurable de-identification on controlled hardware.

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