A tool that watches your team's sprints and delivery data to flag which projects are likely to slip, before the deadline actually arrives.
Results for “résumés de conversation manuels”
8883 tools found
An AI that makes annoying phone calls for you — negotiating bills, booking appointments, dealing with customer service — so you don't have to sit on hold.
Single-binary terminal AI coding agent with near-instant startup, working with Claude, GPT, Groq, DeepSeek, or fully local Ollama models.
Free, open-source personal finance and investment tracker that keeps all your data on your own device — no account, no cloud, no subscription required.
Experimental editor where you write persistent pseudocode instead of prompts, and the AI regenerates only the code affected by each change.
MCP server that sandboxes AI coding agents' tool output and gives them persistent, searchable memory across sessions, claiming 98% context reduction.
A free tool that scans your website from the outside — the way a hacker would — and hands you a letter grade plus plain-language fixes, instead of a dense technical report only a security specialist could read.
A plugin for your music production software that lets you reshape a vocal or instrument take in real time — fix pitch, change tone, or morph the sound entirely — using AI models instead of re-recording or spending hours manually editing.
An open-source developer toolkit for building the kind of real-time voice conversation you'd have with a phone-support AI — speech in, AI processing, voice out — directly in a web browser, without gluing together five separate services yourself.
A tiny, open-source AI coding agent that starts almost instantly and fits inside a CI pipeline, script, or sandbox — built for machines to spawn on demand rather than for a human to sit and chat with.
A tool that mass-unsubscribes you from newsletters and marketing emails in bulk, then actually checks whether senders honored the request and blocks the ones that keep emailing anyway.
A tool that turns a script into a finished video — voiceover, visuals, captions, and music included — so you can produce faceless or avatar-led YouTube and TikTok content without filming or editing anything yourself.
A platform that lets you describe a stock or futures trading strategy in plain English, then builds and backtests it against decades of historical price data before you risk real money.
A research workspace from the team behind Overleaf that lets you write (in Word-style, LaTeX, or Markdown), run code notebooks, and get AI help, all in one place instead of juggling separate apps for writing and analysis.
A project management tool where you describe what you're trying to get done and an AI agent turns it into an actual plan with tasks, timelines, and assignments, instead of you building the Gantt chart yourself.
A tool that reads the newsletters, YouTube videos, and documents you already follow and turns them into a short weekly list of things you should actually do about them.
A sales tool that puts an AI chat agent on your website to catch, research, and qualify leads automatically, then hands them off inside a built-in CRM instead of a Slack channel full of half-followed-up inquiries.
A support-ticket and time-tracking workspace for freelancers and agencies who need to know what clients asked for, who's handling it, how long it took, and what to bill for it.
An email-sending service built for developers: plug in an API key or SMTP details and send both automated receipts and marketing campaigns without paying per contact.
A peer-to-peer marketplace for AI inference that lets you buy spare AI computing power directly from other providers instead of only renting it from one big company.