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Latest directory entries.
Apps, agents, MCP servers, extensions, and products people ship with AI. User-submitted entries land here first after review.
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→Skippr AI
The live AI employee inside your product, serving every user
Newweb - 02
→Replay QA
Replay QA tells you what is broken before your users do
Newweb - 03
→Loova Ads Studio
Create AI ads that convert, not just look good
Newweb - 04
→Nautis
The AI-native Operating System for founders.
Newweb - 05
→Fuzzy AI
We warm your prospects before reaching out
Newweb - 06
→BaseRT
6.4x faster than llama.cpp, 3.9x faster than MLX
Newweb
From the blog.
Playbooks for shipping and growing what you build with AI — plus side-by-side tool alternatives drawn from the directory.
- Maker Playbook
Best AI Agents
There's no single best AI agent — four in-depth 2026 round-ups picked four different winners, because "best" depends on the job. This guide sorts the field by what you actually need: an always-on assistant, a hands-off research agent, a browser task-runner, workflow automation, or a framework to build your own — with the honest pick for a one-person business and where each one bites.
- Maker Playbook
Best MCP Servers
Every major AI coding tool now speaks MCP — Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code, and, since 2025, OpenAI's and Google's tools — so the real question isn't whether to use MCP servers but which, and how few. This is a field guide organized by the job you're doing, from your database to browser testing, with the honest pick for each and why a small, curated set beats installing everything.
- Maker Playbook
Vibe Coding with ADHD
If you have ADHD and a folder full of half-built projects, the problem was never discipline. AI coding agents change the equation: they absorb the parts of building that stall an ADHD brain — starting the task, writing the boilerplate, holding the whole codebase in your head — and leave the parts it's good at, hyperfocus and fast, novel ideas. This is what's actually going on, and how to build with it instead of against it.
- Maker Playbook
Claude Code for Marketing
Claude Code can run a real marketing loop for the app it built: connected to the Google Ads API it creates campaigns, writes ads, and audits search terms; pointed at your own repo it ships one landing page per search intent and fixes whatever Lighthouse flags. What it can't do is know search volumes or spend your budget wisely — that part stays human.
- Maker Playbook
Claude Code for Beginners
Claude Code is an AI agent, not a chatbot: it doesn't just answer questions, it edits files, runs commands, and ships working software from plain-English instructions. This guide explains every concept you'll meet in your first month — context windows, tokens, CLAUDE.md, skills, MCP, permission modes, checkpoints — in plain words, one analogy each.
- Maker Playbook
Stop Paying for SaaS
Nearly every recurring SaaS charge in a builder's stack has a production-grade open-source twin: Cal.com for Calendly, Documenso for DocuSign, n8n for Zapier, PostHog for per-event analytics, Coolify for platform bills. The honest rule before you migrate anything: self-hosting kills the license fee, not the work — you become the admin.
Vibe coding stack.
Editors, agents, app builders, and model-connected developer tools. This is the reference shelf, separate from submitted things.
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Lovable
Browser-based AI app builder that generates full-stack React + Supabase apps from natural language.
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Bolt.new
StackBlitz's prompt-to-app builder running on WebContainers — full Node.js stack runs in your browser tab.
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v0
Vercel's AI app builder optimised for Next.js, shadcn/ui, and Vercel deployment.
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Replit Agent
Replit's autonomous build agent that creates, debugs, and deploys apps inside the Replit workspace.
By category
16 live categories- 1 →AI Code Editors
Desktop IDEs built around AI — Cursor, Windsurf, and forks that ship inline edits, multi-file refactors, and agent modes by default.
- 65 →AI Coding Agents
Autonomous agents that write, edit, run, and review code. Includes CLI agents, agentic IDE add-ons, and code-review bots.
- 11 →Code Completion
Inline AI suggestion extensions for existing IDEs — Copilot-style autocomplete, low-latency model servers, BYOK.
- 14 →AI App Builders
Natural-language-to-app platforms. Type a prompt, get a full-stack app with live preview and one-click deploy.
- 14 →No-code Builders
Visual drag-and-drop builders with AI assistance. Apps run on the vendor's platform; source is rarely exposed.
- 20 →MCP Servers
Implementations of the Model Context Protocol — file, database, API, and browser servers that LLM clients can plug into.
- 1 →AI Games
Games built with AI — browser games, AI-driven NPCs, procedurally generated worlds, and indie titles shipped by vibe-coders.
- 82 →AI Web Apps
Web apps with AI baked in — built for everything from journaling to research. Submitter-shipped products live here.
- 85 →AI Productivity
AI-powered task trackers, calendars, note tools, and meeting assistants. Helps you do more with less context-switching.
- 45 →AI Writing & Content
AI-assisted writing — long-form drafts, copywriting, ghostwriting, translation, and AI-aware editors.
- 40 →AI Image Generation
Text-to-image, image-to-image, inpainting, character LoRAs, and AI-enhanced editing tools.
- 31 →AI Video & Voice
AI video generation, lip-sync, voice cloning, podcast editing, and music synthesis.
- 25 →AI Chatbots & Assistants
Custom GPTs, Claude apps, niche assistants — chat interfaces aimed at a specific user, topic, or workflow.
- 22 →AI Agents (non-coding)
Autonomous agents for research, customer support, sales, scheduling, and other non-coding tasks.
- 23 →Browser Extensions
AI-powered Chrome, Arc, Edge, Firefox, and Safari extensions — overlays, sidebars, content augmentation.
- 21 →Mobile Apps
iOS and Android apps with AI as the core feature, not a sprinkled-on extra.
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The vocabulary
Vibe coding has its own vocabulary — agents, MCP servers, context windows, hallucinations. Each entry is two sentences a model can quote, plus 150 more for humans.
Read all 50 terms →- Agentic codingA development style centred on coding agents — the human describes intent, the agent plans and executes the work, and the human reviews diffs or PRs rather than authoring code line by line. The umbrella term for vibe coding and adjacent practices.
- AI agentAn LLM-powered program that pursues a goal over multiple steps by calling tools, observing results, and replanning. Agents differ from single-turn chatbots in that they can take real actions (run shell commands, edit files, hit APIs) and iterate without human intervention between steps.
- AI OverviewGoogle Search's generative answer block that sits above the classic blue-link results. Powered by Gemini, it summarises top sources and links out to them. The biggest single AEO/GEO citation surface as of 2026.
- Autonomous codingLong-horizon, unattended coding sessions where an agent works for minutes or hours without human approval at each step. Contrasts with approval-gated modes where the user confirms each shell command or file edit.
- Chain of thoughtAsking an LLM to spell out intermediate reasoning steps before producing the final answer. Improves accuracy on multi-step problems by ~10-30 percentage points on most reasoning benchmarks.
- CitationWhen a generative-search system attributes part of its answer to a specific source URL, usually with a footnote-style number or an inline link. The visible signal that a brand was used to ground a model's answer.