Your terminal, now autonomous. Just say what you want, ineed does the rest.

you say what you want in plain words. atris builds it, checks it, and shows you proof.

도안 — screens as files. The agent draws; you say what to change. Lint, states, proposals, a live viewer, MCP.

Something said in passing becomes work: capture it, do it, say what happened.

Agent-first hosting CLI. Say what you want. Stay in the car.

Just say what you need. Flowent gets it done.

Hanzo Build — say what you want, watch it built, deployed and running. The builder as a component, mounted by the Hanzo app at hanzo.ai.

Point at your running web app, say what is wrong, and an agent gets everything it needs.

Point at any element in a running UI, say what should change, and an agent makes the change in your source. Works standalone; Silt canvases are optional.

The shape of a Brydio app's manifest, its collections' schemas, and the checks that say what is wrong with one.

An MCP server for coding agents — click any element in your locally running app, say what should change, and get back the selector, computed styles, and design tokens, plus an audit of the result.

Your personal assistant in the terminal: say what you need in plain English and Jeeves does the work carefully - asks first, can undo, watches your spending. Auto mode picks the right AI model for you.

Point at something in your running app, say what you want changed, and your coding agent picks it up.

Premium data for people, companies, SEO, the web, social media and markets through one Glasser Key. Say what data you want; Glasser picks the provider.

Verify your citations say what you claim. One command.

The simple way to set up your project. Just say what you want to build.

Point at an element in your running app, say what is wrong — the note lands in a file your coding agent reads.

Say what the picture must contain, check that it does, and refuse when it does not. Node launcher for the prompt-crafter Python toolkit.

The small things every script reaches for and nobody wants to write again: a cancellable sleep, a debouncer with no timer in it, guards that say what the value actually was, and command-line number parsing that refuses what `Number` would quietly accept.

Because everyone loves a tryer! Conditional and repeated task invocation for node and browser.