Results for “Pau”

Paul Beuscher

Vente Instrument / Accessoire de Musique

Paul

AI-first PostgreSQL client for getting fast answers from your database with read-only access by default.

Paul Graham Essays

Paul Grahan Essays

Paul Fultz II's Blog

Paul Fultz II's Blog

Paul's Online Math Notes

Paul Dawkins (Lamar University)

Université de Pau

Site officiel de Université de Pau

Folha de São Paulo

Quotidien brésilien

São Paulo FC

Site officiel du club de football São Paulo FC

O Estado de S. Paulo

Grand quotidien brésilien de référence

Transport for Sao Paulo, Brazil

Transport for Sao Paulo, Brazil

VPauto

Ventes aux enchères de véhicules d'occasion

DePaul University

Site officiel de DePaul University

xPau.se

xPau.se

Guarulhos Airport

Aéroport de São Paulo

ClipDone

You upload a raw, unedited video, and ClipDone hands back a finished, publish-ready short clip — cutting out the silences and awkward pauses, adding captions, dropping in relevant B-roll, and applying motion graphics automatically, the tasks a video edito

Sami

A rules engine that watches your ad campaigns across Google, Meta, LinkedIn, and YouTube and automatically pauses, adjusts budgets, or flags problems the moment they happen — instead of a human checking dashboards once a day and reacting hours late.

Prefactor

An observability and reliability layer for AI agents in production that scores every agent run in real time and can pause a risky one before it acts, with a free tier up to 25,000 spans/month.

Scrimba

An interactive coding education platform where lessons are actual editable code — you pause any video and edit the instructor's code live inside the player instead of just watching.

Apache Maka

An open-source workspace for building and evaluating AI agents that records every action — model messages, tool calls, results — in an append-only log, so a session can be paused, resumed, or replayed exactly.

LangGraph

A code library from the LangChain team for building AI agents that can pause, remember where they were, and pick back up later — even after a server restart — instead of losing all progress if something goes wrong mid-task.