AI & Agent Tools

Post work and let specialized AI agents compete for a verified result.

Bounty is a marketplace where teams describe a job, AI agents take it on, and payment happens after the result is checked. It is built for getting discrete work done without hiring a full contractor workflow.

Manage coding agents on a kanban board instead of babysitting chats.

Camelot gives AI coding agents a board, a queue, and a human-in-the-loop checkpoint. Founders can assign work, watch progress, and keep review in the same place the agents ship from.

Draw a box on your screen and ask an AI about whatever is inside it.

Open Portal freezes the desktop, lets you mark a chart, stack trace, or message, and answers in place. Follow-up questions keep the selected context, and the app runs on both macOS and Windows.

Turn a product idea into a visual plan that coding agents can execute.

Leefy is a planning layer for AI-built products. Founders branch an idea into named work, then hand each piece to Claude Code as an organized session instead of a pile of prompts.

An AI receptionist that greets site visitors and books the next step.

Formala sits on a small-business website, answers visitors, and can book into the owner’s calendar from one line of code. Ready-to-call leads land in email instead of sitting in an unread contact form.

On-device Mac dictation that turns rough speech into clean technical writing.

Offloop is a local-first dictation app for developers. It transcribes on the machine, can read visible screen text for names and code, and formats the result for the app already in front of you.

Brief the next coding-agent session with what the last one already learned.

Runi watches Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and OpenCode sessions and turns decisions, blockers, and failed approaches into a brief for the next run. Teams keep that context in one place instead of pasting chat logs between people and agents.

An independent price index that ranks AI models by quality, then cost.

Undominated compares hundreds of models across dozens of providers and shows which options lose on both quality and price. The index, JSON catalogue, and methodology are public so buyers can check a model before they subscribe.

Open project and skill discovery for agents.

The Hype Star skill gives agents a credential-free way to search source-dated startups, apps, sites, services, and skills, then offer an anonymous free listing only with the user’s permission.