YTAPI supplies YouTube transcripts and metadata for downstream workflows
A developer API for transcript formats, timings and batch exports, with a Chrome extension and MCP access described by the publisher.
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writenode connects saved pages, notes and research across browser sessions
A Chrome extension for retaining the context behind saved material, so returning to a research task involves less reconstruction.
Arguseye: preview real components for coding agents and VS Code
Arguseye renders components with a project’s own dependencies and styles, returning screenshots, accessibility snapshots and explicit context warnings.
Orbi: take GitHub issues through AI implementation and review
Orbi coordinates coding, a separate review session and repository release steps, with a self-hosted core and a managed cloud option.
Ophiry: build a source-linked company wiki from documents
Ophiry turns uploaded documents into reviewable wiki articles and provides an assistant that answers questions from the resulting knowledge base.
Clyper: turn long videos into editable captioned clips
Clyper selects moments from long videos, reframes them vertically and adds captions, with an editor for reviewing the result before posting.
Noveum.ai: trace, evaluate and investigate production AI agents
Noveum connects agent traces, selected evaluation scorers and failure analysis, leaving engineers to implement and verify the resulting recommendations.
Pump Up turns recurring agent work into apps with a shared review inbox
The product combines agents, reusable code, persistent data and human checkpoints, with usage-based credits.
Blotato connects social publishing, scheduling and analytics to AI agents
A unified API and MCP surface supports nine social platforms, with platform-specific limits that still matter.
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