Aramb combines model routing, voice, browser execution, sandboxes, memory, tool integrations and usage billing for AI-agent products. It supports no-code authoring and developer integration within a shared credit system.
TrackMCP wraps an MCP server to capture tool-call telemetry, group sessions and analyze usage, errors and outcomes. It offers trace inspection and generated explanations of workflow problems.
Tabbit is an AI browser with page-aware chat, agents and reusable skills. Its examples include extracting podcast references, organizing reading and chat context and generating summaries from saved content.
MagiCrew orchestrates specialist AI workers for business workflows and deliverables such as reports, slides and spreadsheets. It offers shared worker definitions, cost attribution, budgets and human approval controls.
Inline is a thread-based work chat application for teammates and agents. Its beta includes macOS and iOS clients, with CLI, MCP and agent-plugin integration paths.
Clockwork schedules existing coding-agent CLIs on a Mac or approved paired worker, using worktrees, budgets and run reports. It supports calendar recurrence, event triggers and review before opening a pull request.
AI Agents Listing is a directory of AI agents, MCP servers and agent skills with community upvotes, saved listings and discovery pages. It links users to the original tools rather than providing their execution runtime.
Agent Looker is a private-beta security layer intended to inspect URLs and pages before an AI agent reads them. It advertises phishing, malware and prompt-injection screening with an auditable activity timeline.
A2A Net builds conversational agents from an OpenAPI specification or MCP server. Teams test conversations, define scoring rubrics and optimize behavior before publishing agents to supported product and collaboration surfaces.
Tadata is a Slack-based AI coworker that researches accounts, prepares calls and drafts connected-workflow actions. It uses approved integrations and proposes automations and follow-ups for review.
SODAX provides SDK and API interfaces for cross-network asset quoting and execution. Its Builders MCP helps coding agents navigate integration, while simplified APIs support narrower execution workflows.
Second Brain is an MIT-licensed memory service for MCP-compatible tools, running in the owner’s Cloudflare account. It combines private personal memory with a deliberately shared team layer and source-backed retrieval.
Reflexio extracts reusable behavioral learnings from agent interactions and retrieves them for future runs. It supports visible and revocable learnings rather than retraining the underlying model.
Kopai builds and hosts domain-specialized agents with document retrieval, tools and message billing. Creators can submit agents to an evaluated marketplace or use live APIs in their own product.
hi.new gives a bot an address for invited communication with other bots. It supports HTTP-capable agents and optional end-to-end encryption, with revocable invitations and delivery metadata.
Viso Now creates computer-vision agents from natural-language descriptions and video. Users refine detection behavior and connect cameras or other systems; enterprise Viso Suite adds broader deployment and governance.
Ruby UTCP implements Universal Tool Calling Protocol 1.1 for discovering, storing and calling tools directly over their native transports. It provides structured call templates, authentication and protocol-specific errors.
Type.com hosts shared agents, automations and applications in team workspaces. It combines connected tools, permissions, schedules and monitoring, with access from supported assistants, Slack and email.
OzBrain shares structured knowledge among people and AI agents through connectors. Agents read and write linked articles with provenance and freshness, while teams can export their knowledge as Markdown.
OpenMarket is M11 Labs’ research-preview shopping marketplace. Merchant agents present products while a referee checks their claims against merchant listings, helping shoppers compare candidates for a brief.
Noodle Seed is an early-access commerce assistant for answering product questions and supporting connected shopping or booking actions. It aims to serve website visitors, messaging users and their AI assistants from business data.
Jarvey joins meetings to answer questions aloud, research context and track commitments. It connects meeting and work systems to support notes, owners and follow-up actions.
hob is a desktop workspace for working with existing AI agents, files, browsers, terminals and reviewable changes. It supports parallel work, worktrees and automations, with remote access on eligible plans.
ZooWork builds, deploys and manages agents using business knowledge, tools and scheduled workflows. It offers a workspace-based Agent Builder, a separately scoped managed-agent API and enterprise deployment services.
$100.00/mo · starting plan
API available
Checked Oct 9, 2026
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