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qsa.sh
What it does: A terminal-based service that performs an external port and vulnerability scan of the user's own public IP address using open-source tools (naabu, nmap, nuclei), offering a free live-streaming tier and paid async/deep scan tiers.
codeburn.app
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.
fixvibe.app
What it does: FixVibe is a web-based security scanner that performs continuous DAST and BaaS misconfiguration checks on AI-generated web apps, detecting exposed keys, leaked secrets, and open rules while providing AI-ready remediation prompts.
replay.io
What it does: Replay QA autonomously explores every new build, reproduces the failures it finds, and sends your team evidence they can fix before users discover the bug.
argos-ci.com
What it does: Visual and snapshot testing platform that reviews pull request changes across pixels, Markdown, JSON, and other files to catch regressions before merge.
coarena.ai
What it does: Platform for live computer-use agent evaluations where users post browser tasks, watch two AI agents race, and judge outputs blind to update a public leaderboard.
localskills.sh
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.
spotify.com
What it does: Xirp is an agentic development environment that indexes services, documentation, and architectural decisions to provide institutional context for AI coding sessions.
telerik.com
What it does: The Progress Agent Engineering Platform captures trace-level data from AI agents and LLM applications, including prompts, responses, model calls, retrieval steps, tool use, latency, token usage, and cost signals. It enables teams to debug failures, monitor production costs, evaluate output quality, and optimize workflows across .NET, Python, and JavaScript.
tracellm.in
What it does: TraceLLM connects prompts, retrieval, tool calls, model spans, token usage, errors, and exports into one inspectable workflow for production AI applications.
codecanary.org
What it does: Client-side browser fingerprinting diagnostic tool that runs live measurements in the browser and displays collected signals for identifiability assessment.
withgauge.com
What it does: AI visibility platform that tracks brand mentions across LLMs (ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity), analyzes citation gaps, and generates/publishes content to improve AI search presence. Also offers Agent Led Growth to track how coding agents select tools.
clears.ai
What it does: Clears is an agentic execution platform that autonomously executes software delivery from requirements to reviewed pull requests, coordinating engineering workflows across the SDLC.
usehooklens.com
What it does: HookLens intercepts failed webhooks across Stripe, PayPal, WooCommerce, Shopify, GitHub and custom APIs, diagnoses the root cause in seconds with AI, and notifies your team directly in Slack & Discord.
decawork.ai
What it does: Decawork gives IT one place to approve internal agents built in any tool, control what they can access and do, and see every action.
Agent runtimes, model APIs, LLM observability, agent tooling and training data
Notes, calendar, inbox, meeting capture, and desktop, file and web utilities