Superposition
AI headhunter for startup founding teams that sources, screens, contacts, and schedules candidates.
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AI headhunter for startup founding teams that sources, screens, contacts, and schedules candidates.
Research agent that plays imperfect-information games using theory-of-mind-aware GPT-4.
Open-source agent that takes GitHub issues and attempts automated software fixes.
AI coding assistant for JetBrains IDEs with agent features and code completion.
Turns a script into a talking-head video, using an avatar that speaks what you wrote.
Open-source, self-hosted AI coding assistant for completion, answers, and inline chat.
Natural-language data analysis platform that turns questions into insights, visualizations, and reports.
AI agent teams for complex work across professional document and knowledge workflows.
AI workspace for building apps, deploying agents, and automating workflows from prompts.
Web access API that searches and extracts live sources for ai agents.
Open-source browser extension that uses GPT-4 to automate web tasks.
Technology consulting company delivering AI, ERP, cloud, product engineering, and digital transformation services.
Python agent with Pinecone memory and explicit thinking commands for persistent terminal interactions.
Enterprise agent platform for voice and digital customer service across contact center systems.
Healthcare patient orchestration platform processing documentation, payer requirements, referrals, and care journeys.
Applied AI lab building natural-language systems to coordinate agents across business functions.
AI research and tool platform offering qualitative research agents and hosted MCP connections for AI assistants.
Lyro is an AI customer service agent that answers from support content and hands off complex questions.
AI tools and agents for advertising, Jira work, and business productivity
AI meeting workflows that record, transcribe, summarize, and send insights into business tools.
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