Wireflow: a shared canvas for AI ad production
A shared canvas for ad teams and agents to build, reuse and finish image and video workflows.
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Perch: code review with repository-specific rules
Code review that checks repository-specific rules alongside defect and security scans.
Bruin: data pipelines and an AI analyst
A data platform combining Git-based pipelines, quality checks and an AI analyst over existing warehouse data.
NeuralVerge: structured data for agent workflows
A shared API and MCP connection for structured company, marketplace, registry and web data.
Toki: a conversational scheduling assistant
An AI scheduling assistant for capturing requests, coordinating meetings and reviewing a busy calendar.
GSCmate: Search Console data for AI assistants
Connect Google Search Console to an MCP-compatible assistant for read-only search-performance analysis.
Glimeo: one product walkthrough as a narrated video and a clickable tour
The demo service reuses captured screens for an interactive companion, with review controls and separate limits for beta and update features.
Transglot: connect translation drafts, validation and versioned delivery
A localization service that organizes source strings, review roles and structural checks before publishing translation bundles.
UI Verify: visual regression review with an AI judge and agent feedback loop
The service connects existing browser tests to versioned visual baselines, with human decisions and MCP access for coding agents.
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