Meta's personal AI agent that carries out tasks such as sending emails and booking travel, and works toward longer-term goals with personalized plans.
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An AI assistant that helps teachers create lessons, give writing feedback, and adapt classroom materials inside their existing browser workflows.
An open-source AI coding agent for the terminal, desktop and IDE that works with 75+ model providers.
An AI clinical assistant that transcribes encounters into notes and helps clinicians prepare visits and draft follow-up documentation.
An AI advertising tool that turns product pages into video ads and creates variations with AI actors and reusable ad templates.
A sandbox platform that gives AI agents isolated machines for executing code and working with files, shells and browsers.
An AI image creation app for iPhone, iPad, and Mac with local generation, an infinite canvas, and on-device LoRA training.
A TypeScript and React library for building AI chat interfaces with streaming, tool calls, attachments and human approval controls.
An AI agent platform for answering customer questions, assisting support staff, and automating work across knowledge bases and business tools.
An AI teaching tool that turns topics or existing materials into differentiated activities, slides, and printable classroom resources.
An AI design platform combining image, vector and video generation with editing, typography, mockups and shared workspaces.
An AI search analytics platform that tracks brand visibility, position, sentiment and cited sources across selected AI models.
An academic writing workspace combining AI autocomplete, PDF library chat and citations linked to source material.
A creative AI platform for generating images, video, audio and 3D assets, with custom model training and reusable workflows.
An AI knowledge retrieval service that connects documentation and support content to assistants through prebuilt agents, an API, or MCP.
A Python framework for exposing functions as MCP tools and building clients that connect AI applications to local or remote servers.
An AI platform for educators that generates lesson plans, classroom presentations and feedback on student writing.
An open-source presentation generator that turns prompts or documents into editable PowerPoint and PDF decks with a choice of AI providers.
An AI contract drafting and review tool for legal teams, with redlining, reusable playbooks and Word and Google Docs integrations.
An all-in-one open-source framework for semantic search, LLM orchestration and language model workflows, built around an embeddings database.
An open-source system for managing AI agents, skills, company memory and connectors in one repository you own, with any model, self-hosted or in the cloud.
A free, open-source desktop app for upscaling images with AI on Linux, macOS and Windows.
A documentation platform with self-updating docs for startups, enterprises and AI agents.
Hugging Face's minimal open-source Python library for building agents, with first-class code agents that write their actions as code.
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Why AI startups get acquired: 14 deals from 2025 and 2026
Who bought which AI startups in 2025 and 2026, what the buyers were missing, how big the teams were and what happened to the products, with sources and a public dataset.
Read the guideOpen-source AI tools and their licenses: MIT, Apache 2.0, AGPL and source-available
What the licenses behind popular open-source AI tools allow, with examples from our catalog. Not legal advice.
Read the guideAI products that were renamed, acquired or shut down: what we tracked in 2026
Renames, acquisitions, pivots and shutdowns we found while maintaining a catalog of AI products, with sources.
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Pricing, free plans and team billing of three popular AI app builders, from their official pricing pages.
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Read the guideSEO basics for a new AI product site, and where established products slip
Titles, descriptions, share images, sitemaps, JavaScript and renames: what 158 AI product homepages get right and what new founders should copy.
Read the guideHow to get your AI product found by ChatGPT, Claude and Perplexity
Which AI crawlers to allow, what they need to read on your site, and what 182 AI product sites actually do today.
Read the guideHow AI products price in 2026: free plans, credits and the $20 tier
We checked the public pricing pages of 116 AI products. Most offer free usage, $20 a month is the usual entry price, and half meter usage with credits.
Read the guideHow to evaluate an AI tool before adding it to your stack
A practical checklist for comparing AI tools by task, evidence, failure behavior and maintenance cost.
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Compare AI SDK 7’s ToolLoopAgent with LangChain.js 1.x createAgent, structured output, licenses and migration work for a Next.js app.
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Compare Pydantic AI output modes with LangChain structured-output strategies, validation retries and Python package versions checked on 2026-10-04.
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