Pi.dev
Pi is an extensible terminal AI agent for working with files and commands, with session branching, automation modes, and a TypeScript SDK.
AI Tools Directory
Find AI tools for work, creativity and everyday tasks. Read what they do before you try them.
Compresr.ai
Compresr compresses long LLM context against a query, returning shorter text through hosted SDKs or a private deployment with custom pricing.
Matik
Matik connects business data to reusable presentations and documents, adding conditional content, AI insights, data refresh, and scheduled delivery.
Semarize
Semarize turns conversation transcripts into reusable scored fields and evidence for CRM enrichment, analytics, and automations through an API.
Roxy
Roxy is an AI executive assistant that schedules meetings, sends follow-ups, books services, and automates connected workflows with approval or autopilot controls.
AgentSkills.so
AgentSkills.so is a directory for discovering reusable agent skills, with a paid sandbox workflow for running prompts with several skills.
DittoDub
DittoDub creates editable multilingual dubs with subtitles and translated metadata, supporting browser projects, API workflows, and YouTube rollout planning.
Town
Town connects an AI assistant to work apps, tracks tasks, and runs recurring routines with configurable approvals and action logs.
Patrivox
Patrivox makes PDF archives searchable through OCR, entity extraction, linked documents, and sourced AI questions, with page and storage quotas.
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AI Tools FAQ
How do I find the right AI tool for a task?
Start with the job, not the brand. Pick a category, sort by newest to see recent launches, then open a tool page to read what it does, who it suits and where its official website is.
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Can I submit a tool I built myself?
Yes. Founders and makers are welcome to submit their own tools. Link the official product page rather than a social post or app store listing, so readers land in the right place.
Are the tools free to use?
Some are free, many have a free plan, and some are paid only. Each tool page links to the official website, which has the current pricing, because plans and prices change often.
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