What it does: CodeBurn is a free, open-source, local-first tool that tracks AI coding token usage and cost across dozens of developer tools. It breaks down spend by model, project, and task using session files already on the user's disk, with no data uploaded.
What it does: Soup CLI is an open-source command-line toolkit for LLM post-training and fine-tuning on local hardware. It uses layer streaming to fit 8B models into 4 GB VRAM, auto-generates training configs, gates saves via evals, and supports migration from other fine-tuning tools.
What it does: TinyFish provides enterprise infrastructure for AI web agents. Run hundreds of websites simultaneously to navigate, authenticate, extract data, and automate web workflows with a fully serverless architecture.
What it does: Murmell is a browser canvas where several AI coding agents run on a cloud machine and share one project directory. An agent claims a file before it writes to it, so multiple agents and people can work simultaneously without overwriting each other.
What it does: Create, share, and install reusable AI agent skills and rules across multiple coding tools, with team management, SSO/SCIM, and audit capabilities.
What it does: Managed memory infrastructure for AI agents and apps that stores session memories and workspace knowledge, extracts short facts from user messages, and retrieves them via semantic search in under 10ms.
What it does: Local is a macOS application that runs AI inference entirely on-device without cloud dependency or per-token fees. It automatically optimizes performance for Apple Silicon via BaseRT, supports on-machine chat, coding, and meeting transcription, and allows users to connect external API keys for frontier models when needed.
What it does: Prem provides a confidential API for secure, client-encrypted LLM inference at scale, featuring zero data retention options and attestation verification.
What it does: Visual workflow automation platform for building backend logic, APIs, and AI agent tools using natural language or low-code/no-code interfaces. Connects to hundreds of external apps, databases, and AI models.
What it does: Hostinger provides web hosting and AI-powered tools for building and running online businesses. Its services include shared and cloud hosting, WordPress hosting, domain registration, and an AI website builder. For developers, Hostinger offers a public API, CLI, and SDKs to manage hosting and automate workflows through its hPanel interface.
What it does: Self-hosted AI assistant and coding agent that runs on user infrastructure, featuring long-term memory, proactive monitoring, smart home control, phone calls, and code generation across CLI, chat, and SDK surfaces.
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