The bridge between a chatbot like ChatGPT and another piece of software. Want your chatbot to access your WordPress blog? MCP. Let your chatbot write in a Notion databse? MCP. Let a chatbot delete your whole codebase in a glitch? MCP.
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PhotoCraft is an open-source Photoshop rebuild: layers, masks, adjustment layers, type, vectors, real PSD files, and an MCP server so AI agents can drive it too. Early alpha.
FLUX 3 Image lets you compose from scratch with bounding boxes, make multi-element edits, render in 4K, and let agents plan layouts.
Audionaut is a free, open-source multitrack audio editor that Claude and other AI agents can control via MCP.
Check what your site tells AI crawlers: botpolicy.org measures your robots.txt against 166 known AI crawlers.
A Claude skill that fact-checks your draft claim by claim and flags them as Supported, Couldn’t Verify, or Needs Review. Works better with newer, bigger models. (Verso)
Spotify now lets AI agents generate private audio briefings and save them directly to your library. Works with Claude Code and Codex via a CLI tool in beta.
European AI lab Desert Ant launched 18 small on-device models for audio, vision, and text. No round-trips, no tokens, no data leaving the device.
SecondBrain turns Claude Code into a private, sourced wiki: drop in a PDF, a web page, or a note, let it organize everything into cross-linked articles, then ask questions and get answers with citations. Stays on your machine. macOS app included.
Declaude: Paste in your AI slop, get back plain prose, without the hidden watermark prescribed by the EU. Each IP address gets 50 requests a day, so hurry before your colleagues discover it.
Waiting for the next Claude or GPT drop? OutYet.ai tracks upcoming model releases.
Local AI autocomplete for writers: Cotypist and Cotabby
While you type, the computer guesses your next word. Press tab to accept it. The more you use it, the better it gets. By computer, I mean a small AI model running entirely on your machine. Private, fast, and free of API costs. This can feel like actual magic. I've been chasing something like this...
Muscle memory for agents: The Printing Press. An agent-native CLI for any API, app, or site from a single prompt. The library already has 170-plus CLIs across travel, CRM, media, and more.
Mizal, Toothcomb, Velora, Mycroft: Four Tools That Just Do Things
In the beginning was the chatbot, and the chatbot was with AI, and the chatbot was AI. Next was moving from prompts to systems. Plugging emails, data, other software into these systems became easier, organizing context, the scaffolding. All the while models got "thinking" abilities and worked longer on tasks, correcting and steering themselves along...
Toothcomb is a free, open-source tool for fact-checks in real time, straight in your browser, transcription build in, bring your own Claude API keys. Upload an MP3, go live with a mic, or paste text. (Rob Dawson)
A popular way to run local AI models, Ollama, seems to be one of the shadiest (Zetaphor, Sleeping Robots). I’ve switched to LM Studio recently and use it with Gemma4, highly recommended.
