Grafizum for managing projects shared with coding agents
Grafizum keeps project tasks on a board that coding agents can access through a scoped connection. The publisher documents read and write controls.
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Wholetally for AI crawler and referral analytics
Wholetally measures AI crawler requests and visits referred by assistants. Its Explain feature uses aggregate counts to describe changes on a chart.
PlexiiDesk for project workspaces and file-based AI
PlexiiDesk is a Mac and Windows workspace for putting project files and tasks together, then asking an assistant to answer from them.
HackerTube AI for video learning paths
HackerTube AI turns a question into a sequence of technical videos and provides discussion context for videos in a Hacker News archive.
Planet AI app for exploring satellite imagery
Planet AI lets users search a satellite imagery archive in a map-based chat interface. The publisher describes free access and shareable comparisons.
Kivo for offline dictation on Mac
Kivo is a Mac dictation preview that writes at the cursor, removes common filler and runs offline after downloading its speech model.
Influverse
Influverse combines AI image and video creation with social publishing. Its free Starter plan has one-time credits, and scheduling starts on paid tiers.
Living Brain
Living Brain compiles information into source-linked memory for people and agents. It offers API, SDK and MCP access with metered usage.
life-distributable
life runs a group of Claude Code agents on a Mac you manage. Its clients surface tasks, schedules and approval requests across your devices.
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