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Open-source virtual development team for planning and completing software tasks
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Open-source virtual development team for planning and completing software tasks
Devin is an AI-powered software engineer that automates code migration and refactoring to increase engineering efficiency.
Open-source multi-agent system that turns natural-language requirements into working software
Notebook generator that turns data files into validated, executable Jupyter notebooks
Former AI design toolkit (Magician and related plugins); acquired by Figma and folded into Figma AI.
AI code review tool that finds bugs, security issues, and custom-rule violations in pull requests
Open-source platform for agentic workflows, RAG pipelines, and LLM apps.
Enterprise AI employees that execute complete workflows inside business systems with governance controls.
Business process automation service combining people, digital agents, process redesign, and orchestration.
Conversational AI agent that helps directory visitors find relevant listed providers
AI consultancy that builds observable agents and automations inside existing business tools.
AI data analyst that answers business questions with SQL, charts, reports, and governed context.
Self-modifying framework for building and managing autonomous ai agents
Framework for automating Android devices with natural-language commands and LLM agents
Enterprise platform for building and orchestrating ai agents across business systems and customer interactions.
AI support-agent platform that searches knowledge, follows workflows, takes actions, and resolves tickets.
Multiplayer AI platform for company agents with shared knowledge and tools.
AI agent team for lead generation, web research, content creation, and marketing workflows.
Teacher-controlled AI grading and feedback for curriculum-aligned essays and assessments.
AI helpdesk agent that answers customers, drafts replies, triages tickets, and escalates support issues.
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