What do you need an AI tool for?

Turns competitor ads, customer signals, and performance data into on-brand ad concepts through repeatable workflows you control, review, and publish directly to Meta —free plan, then $119/mo.

Turn connected company data into views that update as the underlying data changes.

Wraps Claude around the actual grunt work of wealth management, from meeting prep and onboarding to compliance, with Wealth.com adding cited estate and tax analysis.

Read and edit Google Docs, Sheets, and Slides with Claude in the sidebar.

Turns a plain-English request into CRM-ready prospect lists with verified emails and direct dials (free plan, then $59/mo).

Gives agents live context ordinary web search misses, including YouTube transcripts, LinkedIn reactions, flight fares, and financial data through an MCP connection (like a Claude / GPT Plugin).

Connects 130+ business data sources so you can build dashboards, automate reports, and ask plain-English questions about your company’s performance —free plan, then $64/mo.

Lets you privately explore your genome, bloodwork, and medical records without giving raw genetic data to model providers; $15/mo after genome setup from $99.

Showed workplace AI use had reached 68% of U.S. occupations, but covered only about 21% of tasks in a typical job.

Lets SuperGrok Heavy subscribers prompt Grok to create and publish websites, apps, games, and dashboards - included in SuperGrok Heavy beta access.

Turns your company into a compounding AI factory, where you can build, deploy, and continuously improve specialized models on your own production data while owning the weights, data, and recipes.

Claude for Financial Advisors wraps Claude around the actual grunt work of wealth management, from meeting prep and onboarding to compliance, with Wealth.com adding cited estate and tax analysis.

Puts clothes from Zara, ASOS, Amazon, or almost any store onto your own photo so you can see how they look before buying —free during beta.

Runs synthetic interviews with deliberately different personas so you can pressure-test positioning, concepts, and landing pages before launch.

Makes targeted image edits while preserving subjects, composition, and earlier changes more reliably.

Explore information through interactive charts and calculators inside ChatGPT’s Chat tab.

Previews clothing on your own photo.

Adds lower-priced localized access for Indian developers, though it excludes frontier models, Bugbot, Auto Mode, Automations, and the Cursor SDK.

Finds, edits, organizes, and prepares photos from one prompt, then asks before anything gets shared.

Redesign real places, reconstruct historical scenes, or create grounded infographics with Google Earth’s Nano Banana; pricing not disclosed.

Prompt-to-shareable solo, party, co-op, or competitive browser games —pricing not public.

Hands your Mac's terminal, files, and even the iOS Simulator to an AI agent that asks permission before it touches anything (free to start, or $29 one-time for Pro through September 30, down from $49).

Adds updated AI-text detection and a new image detector for schools, publishers, platforms, and writers - pricing not disclosed.

Edits photos locally with RAW support, masks, and on-device AI tools.

Try T3 Code to run Codex, Claude, Cursor, and OpenCode from one clean desktop interface; it reportedly hit #2 in the App Store’s Developer Tools chart behind TestFlight, Apple’s own dev app, and apparently it is actually pretty good —free/open-source; model access costs extra.

Try T3 Code to run Codex, Claude, Cursor, and OpenCode from one clean desktop interface; it reportedly hit #2 in the App Store’s Developer Tools chart behind TestFlight, Apple’s own dev app, and apparently it is actually pretty good —free/open-source; model access costs extra.

We recommend you start by reading the total beginner’s companion guide, then strategically click over to the full livestream for the demos, workflows, and mistakes we made in real time.

Packages your reusable Skills and MCP server configs once so compatible tools like ChatGPT, Codex, Cursor, and GitHub Copilot can load the same setup —free/open-source.

Scans enrolled open-source projects for vulnerabilities and suggests fixes.

Construct turns repeatable work into scheduled agent workflows. BrowserOS Neo gives Claude, Codex, and Cursor a local browser. Atlaso shares one persistent memory across your AI tools. Xirp gives coding agents your company's real system context. Mem Agent tracks unfinished work and follows up automatically.

Turns natural-language engineering processes into verifiable coding-agent workflows with tests, repair loops, evidence, and human approval gates, so you can delegate longer coding jobs without babysitting every step (learn more in our stream w/ Alex from below).

Construct turns repeatable work into scheduled agent workflows. BrowserOS Neo gives Claude, Codex, and Cursor a local browser. Atlaso shares one persistent memory across your AI tools. Xirp gives coding agents your company's real system context. Mem Agent tracks unfinished work and follows up automatically.

Reads your GitHub repo and drafts demos, changelogs, launch posts, cookbooks, and docs that can update as the code changes.

Let coding jobs keep running on Anthropic's machines after your laptop closes.

Now turns the browser side panel into a Cowork session that keeps history, Skills, connectors, and multi-step tasks synced across Chrome and Claude’s apps.

Tackles difficult coding, research, legal, finance, and agent work near Fable 5 performance at roughly half the cost per task — paid, $5/M input and $25/M output tokens.

Cut Anthropic's frontier pricing while pushing harder on coding and agent work.

Tackles coding tasks with faster responses and fewer tokens, according to Anthropic.

This is so cool (code); this type of use-case is what I mean when I say all computers should work like this in five years, locally; the computer should just be so much easier to use than it is today

Runs multiple models side by side inside Codex without replacing official integrations (free and open source).

It covers second-brain files, CLAUDE.md, Skills, and four proactive Claude Cowork / Code levels. Watch it with our companion guide.

Turns repeatable work into scheduled agent workflows. BrowserOS Neo gives Claude, Codex, and Cursor a local browser. Atlaso shares one persistent memory across your AI tools. Xirp gives coding agents your company's real system context. Mem Agent tracks unfinished work and follows up automatically.

Keeps one coordinator on long-running coding work, then can monitor pull requests, Slack bugs, and scheduled maintenance after the first task ships.

Sends each coding request to the best-fit model, with Cost, Balance, and Intelligence modes and up to 60% savings in Cursor’s tests (Teams from $40/user/mo).

Let your coding agent act across Gmail, Drive, Calendar, Docs, Sheets, and Chat through MCP; free, then $20/mo.

Gives you a local multi-agent workspace with memory, sandboxing, MCP, research, coding, and slides; free/open-source (model costs extra).

Gives developers persistent actors with their own SQLite state.

Removes the annoying local-server/API-key setup so Claude, Cursor, and other MCP clients can reach ElevenLabs through OAuth.

Coordinates multiple frontier models for harder coding, reasoning, and agent tasks, with gains up to 7.9 benchmark points at the same price — paid, from $20/mo.

Plans tasks, delegates work, and can route them across agents.

Gives you always-on agents with persistent cloud computers that work across apps and coordinate with other bots —pricing not public.

Lets your team build shared agents that automate tasks across Slack, Gmail, Salesforce, and other work apps while IT controls access, models, and spending (raised $50M) —14-day free trial, then $37/mo.

Lets you sandbox Claude or another agent behind a fake API key while its proxy swaps in the real credential only when requests leave the agent.

Gives coding agents serverless compute, Postgres, branching environments, and deploys they can operate end to end through CLI and skills.

Construct turns repeatable work into scheduled agent workflows. BrowserOS Neo gives Claude, Codex, and Cursor a local browser. Atlaso shares one persistent memory across your AI tools. Xirp gives coding agents your company's real system context. Mem Agent tracks unfinished work and follows up automatically.

Terminal agent with persistent background workers, repo-scale/multimodal execution, and verification.

Achieved gold-level results across five international STEM Olympiads, including perfect scores in two physics competitions using multi-agent reasoning without tools.

Gives you a frontier-class multimodal model across 160+ languages, with downloadable weights due by the end of October for teams that want to run or tune it themselves. Viva la French AI!

Gives agents one pay-per-call gateway to 1,700+ tools and APIs instead of making you wire every service by hand.

Works across connected business apps in the background, asking for approval before sending, publishing, or spending.

Offers developers a downloadable model for coding agents, with commercial-use restrictions worth reviewing.

Spreads separate local-AI jobs across compatible computers on your network, so spare machines can work like a tiny home cluster.

Turns coding agents into experiment runners with isolated git worktrees and an immutable experiment tree.

Audits, rewrites, and blind-tests Claude Code skills —free to try.

Puts its Computer agent on Windows 10/11 so it can work across your local files, Microsoft 365, and the web from one place.

Use Perplexity’s remote MCP server to connect Claude Code, Cursor, or VS Code to its search, research, and reasoning tools without a local install (requires an API key; no separate MCP pricing announced).

Hands the webpage you’re viewing directly to Claude Code or Codex, so your coding agent gets the context without a copy-paste relay race.

Is finally something you can try: the English beta adds personal context, onscreen awareness, web knowledge, and more actions across apps on supported devices.

Portable Skills, MCP, hooks for ChatGPT / Codex, Cursor, Copilot, Kiro, VS Code.

Reruns your company’s real coding tasks across models so you can compare cost and quality on actual work.

It covers second-brain files, CLAUDE.md, Skills, and four proactive Claude Cowork / Code levels. Watch it with our companion guide.

Monitors Claude Code and Codex in real time, blocks dangerous commands before they run, and gives your team a security trail for every session —pricing not public.

Construct turns repeatable work into scheduled agent workflows. BrowserOS Neo gives Claude, Codex, and Cursor a local browser. Atlaso shares one persistent memory across your AI tools. Xirp gives coding agents your company's real system context. Mem Agent tracks unfinished work and follows up automatically.

Put up to 20 humans and agents into the same AI-generated world.

Blocked Meta's Muse from shopping on its site, turning agent commerce into a fight over who controls the customer relationship.

Is the US gov’s new chatbot that answers typed or spoken federal-service questions from official sources and can remove personal details from uploaded forms before processing them (read more here).

Gives businesses a way to buy placements inside ChatGPT conversations while people compare options and make decisions.

Now has an official OpenAI signup page so Linux users can get notified when the desktop app becomes available.

Found AI agents were already operating in production, while trust still limited how much autonomy organizations would allow.

Brings Claude's Skills, connectors, browser context, and multi-step task execution into a Chrome side panel.

Lightweight agent browser for pages, screenshots, and automation —free beta.

Gives you accessible interface components with keyboard navigation, focus handling, ARIA support, and Figma token sync (free and open source).

Examines technical documents and helps identify issues before you share your work.

Takes multi-step browser, inbox, and file work off your plate by operating your signed-in tools and returning the finished result —pricing not public.

Creates Marketplace listings, manages inventory, unifies buyer messages, and tracks performance from one iOS app — free.

Began handling logged-in errands inside Chrome while returning payments and sensitive steps to the user.

Turns one request into a presentation using Genspark’s first proprietary slide model.

Launched SL2T, letting Deaf users sign ASL into Pixel 11 instead of typing through Gboard and Live Transcribe.

Turns selected Google context into finite daily stories and recommendations instead of an endless feed.

Edit individual song sections, extend melodies, and tune vocals, drums, bass, tempo, and length with Google’s Lyria 3.5; pricing not public.

Gave OpenAI a new high-end model plus a much cheaper high-volume option.

Handles the annoying local-AI setup work by installing the runtime, matching models to your hardware, and managing memory for you.

Builds personal software from a description of the workflow you want.

Lets you build one customer-facing AI agent and deploy it everywhere your customers already are: SMS, WhatsApp, Slack, and email (no pricing details).

Drops you and your friends into a 15-minute interactive movie whose plot changes with your choices.

8 MB local retriever for huge text collections without heavyweight embeddings —free/open-source.

Phone agents at roughly 30 tokens/second under 2.5 GB.

Returns yes/no, choice, or scored decisions with probabilities instead of spending tokens generating prose.

Runs ongoing personal-agent jobs like inbox work, trip planning, and price watching after you close the app.

Turns your finished pull requests into a polished changelog, then pings your team on Slack the moment it's published (no pricing details).

Launched GPT-6 Sol, Luna, and Claude Opus 5.5 into a price war over frontier work.

, built to stay on long computer jobs and operate software for you.

Runs a genuinely capable AI assistant on your own computer, letting you manage email, book flights, and run your calendar from WhatsApp or Telegram (free, open source, no subscription).

Adds multi-tenancy, permissions, auditing, and swappable model and sandbox layers for persistent agents in sensitive environments.

Local open-source coworker for email, Slack, calendars, files, 25+ tools.

Organize ongoing Computer work in Perplexity Projects with shared files, a persistent folder system, and memory that reviews past sessions; available to all users.

Builds, tests, and continuously improves your marketing site, including landing pages, SEO fixes, visitor identification, and outreach. Free plan, then $50/mo.

Lets iPhone and iPad users manage SSH sessions (secure encrypted remote network access) computer and agent notifications.

Helps you automate knowledge-work tasks from open tabs, saved prompts, and scheduled browser workflows - free with limited credits, then $20/mo.

Scores every AI agent run for quality, drift, and risk in real time, then pauses, approves, or blocks bad runs before they reach users —free plan, then $250/mo.

Bundled planning, mobile-use, and creative agents into one public stack.

Turns a prompt, URL, Figma file, or screenshot into production-ready landing pages, prototypes, posters, and emails —pricing not public.

Edits a specific song section in plain English while preserving the rest of the track.

Gives you a desktop-style file manager inside the terminal, with multi-pane browsing, previews, fuzzy search, bulk operations, themes, and plugins —free/open-source.

A was AI, and B was real. Of 4,253 votes, A got 2,751 (64.7%) and B got 1,502 (35.3%). Revisit the pair in Thursday's issue.

Gives researchers low-level control over model fine-tuning without managing the underlying GPU-cluster plumbing — usage-based pricing.

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70+ Photoshop, Firefly, Premiere, Acrobat, image, video, design, and PDF tools (announcement, assets) —free to try.

Puts 70+ Adobe tools for images, video, designs, and PDFs directly inside ChatGPT. Free to try.

Adobe for ChatGPT: 70+ Photoshop, Firefly, Premiere, Acrobat, image, video, design, and PDF tools (announcement, assets) —free to try.

Adobe for ChatGPT: 70+ Photoshop, Firefly, Premiere, Acrobat, image, video, design, and PDF tools (announcement, assets) —free to try.

Builds and hosts websites from chat. Cursor Origin gives agents a GitHub-style code host. GPT-Image-2 generates transparent-background assets directly. FLUX Video Upscale regenerates short clips up to 4K. Notion Skills turns team workflows into reusable agent playbooks.

ChatGPT Sites builds and hosts websites from chat. Cursor Origin gives agents a GitHub-style code host. GPT-Image-2 generates transparent-background assets directly. FLUX Video Upscale regenerates short clips up to 4K. Notion Skills turns team workflows into reusable agent playbooks.

Creates 30-second AI videos and long-form clips up to three minutes with timestamp controls and up to 50 references (pricing varies by region).

Search across text, photos, audio, and video with a model you can run on your device.

Is Black Forest Labs’ first model to move beyond its popular open-weight image generators, creating and editing images, video, and audio in one system (early access; pricing not public).

ChatGPT Sites builds and hosts websites from chat. Cursor Origin gives agents a GitHub-style code host. GPT-Image-2 generates transparent-background assets directly. FLUX Video Upscale regenerates short clips up to 4K. Notion Skills turns team workflows into reusable agent playbooks.

Searches long videos by choosing which frames, audio, transcript, and playback speeds it actually needs.

Gives you a backup way into your Google Account by comparing a short live video with one you securely recorded earlier (free).

ChatGPT Sites builds and hosts websites from chat. Cursor Origin gives agents a GitHub-style code host. GPT-Image-2 generates transparent-background assets directly. FLUX Video Upscale regenerates short clips up to 4K. Notion Skills turns team workflows into reusable agent playbooks.

Generates consistent multi-shot video with native audio and 4K HDR, with open weights you can run or fine-tune yourself. Free for organizations under $10M ARR; API from $0.09/sec.

Researches a concept, generates shots and motion graphics, then drops the result onto a normal timeline you can keep editing.

Coordinates specialized agents to turn your brief into scripts, images, voiceovers, and finished videos in one desktop workspace (free to try).

Generates and edits layered videos, including expressive avatar performances from an image and audio, and just used the tech for a Reuters-licensed live news broadcast on X —from $0.175/sec via API.

Takes a plain-English video brief and builds an editable motion-design cut with storyboard, voice, music, captions, and the rest of the production stack.

Local Apple Silicon language, vision, audio, video, code, and embedding models, no account/cloud —free/open-source.

Transforms text and screen recordings into editable explainers, giving you a head start on tutorials and walkthroughs.

ChatGPT Sites builds and hosts websites from chat. Cursor Origin gives agents a GitHub-style code host. GPT-Image-2 generates transparent-background assets directly. FLUX Video Upscale regenerates short clips up to 4K. Notion Skills turns team workflows into reusable agent playbooks.

Creates animated explainers you can interrupt with questions. Because sometimes you need the video to explain itself.

Turns screen recordings into polished demos with zooms and captions.

Combines video generation, editing, and storyboarding on one multimodal canvas while routing across leading models (credits start at $0.01 each).

Gives AI video teams one workspace to storyboard, generate, direct, compare models, and keep characters and locations consistent across shots.

Gives you Alibaba’s coding model in Qwen Chat, with model details, a launch thread, demo video, and Unsloth support; from $2/M input and $6/M output tokens.

Schedules qualified people to repeatedly test product journeys and return photos, video, and reproducible evidence while you set tester pay and a spending cap; outcome-based pricing.

Automatically chooses the best image, video, or audio model for your request based on your preferred quality, speed, and cost (from $0.01 per credit).

Creates up to 30 seconds of native 4K video with synchronized audio and up to 50 reference assets; free daily credits, then $18/mo.

Captures webpages, YouTube videos, PDFs, and your AI chat transcripts straight into NotebookLM, then exports the study guides and audio overviews Google won't let you download natively (free to try, then $24/year for unlimited captures).

Teaches four practical agent-engineering habits through a free video and podcast series (free to watch or listen).

Someone used Claude to turn Swervle, his daily browser-racing game, into a 124-car mass replay with a movable director camera; what a creative use of AI + video games to make impractical-for-humans-to-make marketing material!

Turns one still image plus text or audio into a talking avatar, and gives you a Workspace to test voice agents for support, sales, or training —pricing not public.

Stress-tests voice and chat agents with simulated customers, then monitors real conversations for hallucinations, interruptions, latency, broken tool calls, and other failures —7-day free trial, then $30/mo.

Helps you reason through harder problems with Opus or Sonnet, use connected tools like Gmail and Slack, and switch among more languages (free with Haiku; expanded models from $20/mo).

Gives you voice conversations that listen while speaking, search the web, use memory, and keep talking while harder work runs in the background; free with GPT-Live mini, then $8/mo for full GPT-Live.

Lets you ask questions about revenue, customers, invoices, and subscriptions, then issue refunds or create payment links from chat.

Records your screen and audio locally, making past work searchable and giving AI agents long-term context about what you have done (free core; hosted app from $25/mo).

Talk through tasks with a voice assistant that can access Gmail, Calendar, and Drive.

True-North spatial audio for persistent direction sense —pricing not public.

Lets you download, run, and fine-tune 500+ text, vision, audio, and embedding models locally on Windows, macOS, and Linux —free/open-source.

Turns meetings into transcripts, summaries, and action items in more than 100 languages.

Runs a small speech-to-text model locally on a CPU.

Imports your writing style and personal context from ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini, so dictated emails, Slack messages, and docs sound more like you.

Assigns every sales account a 24/7 agent that researches buyers, flags pipeline risks, drafts outreach, and recommends the next move —pricing by demo.

Added Muse Spark-powered Meta AI, Threads browsing, Instagram updates, and neural handwriting prompts for Early Access users.

Builds you an AI agent that scores leads against your own closed-won deals instead of generic checklists, then drafts win-back emails for cold accounts (no pricing details).