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Accounts receivable assistant for invoicing, payment tracking, collections, reconciliation, and cash flow.
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Accounts receivable assistant for invoicing, payment tracking, collections, reconciliation, and cash flow.
AI agent that turns lengthy market research reports into structured summaries and launch insights.
Personal AI assistant for managing calendars, email, reminders, notes, calls, and texts.
Enterprise app development agent that generates and evolves applications within OutSystems.
AI-native browser that navigates websites and delegates multi-step web tasks.
P2P agent-based decentralized exchange for chain-agnostic digital asset trading.
Code-first SDK for building generative ai agents across Microsoft 365 and other channels.
Enterprise workflow automation platform combining cloud flows, desktop RPA, process mining, and AI.
Minimal general-purpose AI agent that uses the OpenAI API to pursue tasks.
Applied AI studio that builds and runs production systems for business workflows.
AI meeting note taker that records, transcribes, summarizes, and organizes calls.
External intelligence platform monitoring geopolitics, regulation, markets, and supply chains for decision support.
Enterprise agentic AI platform for reporting, decisions, forecasting, and workflow actions.
AI testing platform that writes, runs, and updates end-to-end tests for web and mobile apps.
Cloud infrastructure for ai agents with instant environment branching and burst scalability.
Enterprise AI assistant that searches company information and completes employee tasks across workplace systems.
Experimental open-source project for making GPT-4 operate as an autonomous agent.
Research implementation where multiple language-model agents debate answers to improve reasoning and factuality.
Web agent API that turns natural-language instructions into autonomous browser actions.
AI-assisted software development tools for generating, refactoring, and reviewing code.
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