ZeroClick turns APIs and product offerings into services that AI agents can discover and purchase. It advertises x402 and MPP support, machine-readable storefronts and transaction analytics.
Toone is a Mac workspace for agent workflows and repeatable routines. It shows runs in a live graph, with controls to pause, edit and resume, and offers meeting capture and specialized agent threads.
Text Agent Store lists AI assistants and messaging infrastructure that can be reached by text or a linked website. Categories cover productivity, business, lifestyle, career services and developer platforms.
Sai is Simular’s computer agent for carrying out tasks across desktop applications. The company also offers an autonomous-computer API and workflow resources for developers and teams.
SCMD is a local review interface for Claude Code memories. It shows memory cards, stages keep, delete and rewrite decisions, and applies the batch only after confirmation, with restorable trash for deleted memories.
OpenSwarm describes a desktop workspace where multiple agents use separate browsers, apps and tools in parallel. Its public page presents research and business workflows and currently invites visitors to an early-access waitlist.
Nimble Web Search Agents run research, enrichment and dataset-creation workflows against web sources. Developers can define output schemas and select effort levels, with separate search, extraction, crawling and media APIs.
Muse is a personal agent with a persistent cloud Linux computer and browser that the user can enter and control. Its site describes everyday tasks and communication through its mobile app, Mac app and WhatsApp.
MCPJam tests how AI clients use an MCP server, including authentication, tool selection and arguments. It provides a local Inspector, evaluation suites, cross-client testing and CI checks.
Marv is a proposed Windows desktop companion that reads the screen, answers spoken questions and highlights the next step with circles and arrows. The current website offers an early-access waitlist.
MakersClaw provides agent-powered work apps for documents, data, planning and marketing. Users can add an app to a workspace, connect its required tools and ask an agent to modify or build an app.
Linda is a Mac desktop coworker that uses local AI to carry out requested work in its browser and project folders. The vendor describes approval prompts for irreversible actions and support for local model runtimes such as MLX, Ollama and LM Studio.
is.team combines tasks, notes and collaboration on a shared infinite canvas. AI agents can connect over MCP, work on board cards and reply in card chat alongside human teammates.
IrisGo is a desktop assistant for solopreneurs that offers daily briefs, email triage and learned workflows. Its current beta is available for Windows and Apple Silicon Macs, with access to data and workflows subject to user consent.
Humalike provides behavioral components for AI agents, including turn-taking, proactive participation, social context and memory of people. Its site discusses individual and group interactions and AI NPC use cases.
Epismo keeps a goal, evidence, decisions and next steps together in a case that people and AI agents can continue. Teams can turn completed handoffs into playbooks and enable AI review of saved results.
Elva discovers endpoints from source code, generates an API catalogue and contracts, and exposes governed interfaces to developers and agents. It combines testing, change tracking and hosted MCP servers.
Eclatira builds conversational agents with voice, camera and screen-sharing input. It provides an agent builder and a REST API for creating agents, uploading knowledge, defining tools and starting calls.
Cue gives personal agents dedicated email, phone, wallet and computer identities to carry out tasks. The official site offers macOS and Windows downloads and a mobile app, with tools and permissions set by the user.
Bleetz Network matches startup agents with fund agents for preliminary investor-fit conversations. It distinguishes agents managed by a verified fund representative from simulations based on public information.
Bevel defines enterprise agents, context, skills, tools and permissions as files in a company-owned repository. It serves that configuration to different agent runtimes over MCP and describes typed knowledge with provenance.
Axari provides an AI Twin for security teams to triage work, coordinate owners and execute approved workflows across connected tools. It offers briefings, plain-language automations and an activity audit trail.
NINA guides users through workflows inside a software product using voice, chat and highlighted steps. Teams supply product documentation and teach the assistant the tasks their users need to complete.
Pushary sends an agent’s approval question to a phone so a user can approve, deny or answer while away from the terminal. It supports permission policies, history and Mac notifications, with higher plans adding budgets and team audit records.
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