Developer Tools

ai|coustics provides advanced audio enhancement solutions that utilize artificial intelligence to transform audio recordings into studio-quality sound. This service caters to content creators, educators, and broadcasting agencies by offering easy file uploads, a comprehensive API for developers, and an SDK for seamless integration of audio enhancement features in various applications.

AiTerm is an AI-powered terminal assistant that streamlines the process of executing commands in your terminal. It allows developers and command-line users to interact with their terminal using natural language, offering features like command suggestions, IDE-style autocompletion, and organized workflows.

Assisterr AI provides a decentralized network of small language models designed for developers and enterprises. By utilizing community-owned AI models, it enables permissionless access and contribution, allowing users to automate repetitive tasks, such as developer support, and identify gaps in technical documentation.

BashSenpai is a terminal assistant powered by ChatGPT that transforms instructions into ready-to-use commands, providing context-specific answers directly in your terminal. It enhances the coding experience by allowing users to get help without leaving their terminal environment, and features a unique self-reflection AI process that improves the quality of responses.

The OpenAI Platform offers developers a comprehensive environment to explore resources, tutorials, and API documentation, empowering them to effectively utilize OpenAI's capabilities through dynamic examples and a supportive community.

Chariot enables developers to easily integrate advanced natural language capabilities into their applications using state-of-the-art models like GPT-3. 5 and GPT-4.

Clips AI is an open-source Python library designed to automatically convert longform videos into shorter clips. It utilizes an algorithm that analyzes a video's transcript to identify key segments, making it ideal for audio-centric content like podcasts and interviews.

Autopilot is an AI-powered coding assistant integrated directly within GitHub that helps developers solve bugs, implement new features, and review Pull Requests more efficiently. It engages in real-time conversations in issue and Pull Request threads, transforming task descriptions into actionable implementation plans complete with code snippets.

Cursor is an AI-powered code editor designed to enhance developer productivity by providing intelligent code suggestions, enabling users to write code using natural language prompts, and allowing for seamless integration of extensions and keybindings. It is SOC 2 certified, ensuring that user privacy and security are prioritized while utilizing advanced AI features to improve coding efficiency.

Figstack is an AI-powered coding companion that assists developers in understanding, documenting, and translating code. It provides features like the Explain Code function to interpret code in natural language, a Language Translator to convert code between different programming languages, automated documentation creation with the Docstring Writer, and a Time Complexity function to measure code efficiency.

Inngest provides personalized documentation for developers, helping them understand how to use the Inngest SDK with tailored code examples powered by OpenAI. It enables users to create functions that process text, such as summarizing long strings, by splitting them into manageable chunks and summarizing each in parallel.

The Stability AI Developer Platform provides tools and documentation for developers looking to integrate AI capabilities into their applications. It offers a comprehensive set of resources, including APIs and support, to help streamline the development process and enhance the functionality of software products with advanced AI features.

Momentic is a modern software testing solution designed to streamline the testing process for engineers. It allows users to model real-world scenarios by interacting with applications as end-users would, ensuring that tests are reflective of actual user experiences.