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Everything worth your time in one place — tool reviews, prompts, skills, repos, and apps. Tap a category, narrow by platform or role, and switch between cards and a list.
My Brain Is Full — Crew
A crew of 8+ AI agents and 14 skills that run your Obsidian vault by chat — they file, connect, transcribe, search, and triage so you don't maintain folders by hand. MIT, any language, built by a PhD whose memory was slipping.
- Claude
- Any
OpenClaw
The self-hosted AI assistant that lives in the chat apps you already use — WhatsApp, Telegram, Discord, iMessage and ~20 more — runs on your own hardware, and actually does things. MIT-licensed; formerly Clawdbot/Moltbot.
- OpenClaw
- Claude
ECC
A heavyweight enhancement suite for AI coding agents — skills, instincts, memory, and security layered onto Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and more.
- Claude
MemPalace
An open-source, benchmark-topping AI memory system — give your assistant a structured, searchable long-term memory over MCP. Free.
- Any
Superpowers
An agentic skills framework for Claude Code — battle-tested workflows (brainstorming, TDD, debugging) that make your assistant follow a real methodology instead of winging it.
- Claude
Gamma
The fastest path from outline to presentable deck we've found — ideal for first drafts and internal decks, with a ceiling for high-stakes design.
- Company-wide
- Sales
Pine AI (19pine)
An autonomous AI agent that calls companies for you — negotiating bills, cancelling subscriptions, filing complaints, and chasing refunds. Free tier; Pro from ~$4.99/mo, with success fees on negotiated savings.
- Any
AI File Sorter
A cross-platform desktop app that reads your files — images, docs, audio, video — and suggests clean names and folders. Runs fully local with on-device LLMs; nothing leaves your machine.
- Any
autoskills
One command that scans your project, detects the stack, and installs the matching AI-agent skills — from an audited, hash-verified registry, not random repos.
- Claude
- Any
Goose (WHOOP companion)
A local-first iOS app that talks straight to a WHOOP 5.0 band — routing packet data through a Rust core into recovery, sleep, strain, and stress views. Early alpha, and honest about it.
- Any
MaxKB
An open-source platform for building enterprise-grade AI agents — RAG pipelines, a visual workflow engine, and MCP tool-use, model-agnostic and Docker-deployable in one command.
- Any
OddSnap
A free, open-source screenshot tool that does the lot — annotate, OCR-search, scroll-capture, record, translate, color-pick, upscale. The no-subscription replacement for the paid capture apps.
- Any
Postiz
An open-source, self-hostable social scheduler — plan, AI-draft, and publish across ~20 platforms from one calendar. The free alternative to Buffer and Hypefury.
- Any
Sesame Robot
An open-source, 3D-printable walking quadruped built on a $50–60 ESP32 — servos, an OLED face, WiFi, and a JSON API. A friendly on-ramp to real robotics for makers of any level.
- Any
Skyvern
Automate any website with LLMs and computer vision instead of brittle scripts — a Playwright-compatible SDK plus a no-code workflow builder that survives layout changes.
- Any
Sn1per
An offensive-security platform that rolls recon, scanning, exploitation, and reporting into one workspace — the open-source core behind a lot of professional pentest workflows. For authorized testing only.
- Any
Understand Anything
Turn any codebase, docs set, or knowledge base into an interactive knowledge graph you can explore, search, and question. Works with Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Copilot, and Gemini CLI. MIT.
- Claude
- Any
Awesome OpenClaw Use Cases
A community collection of ~40 real OpenClaw use cases — Reddit digests, self-healing home servers, personal CRMs — with the rule that you can only submit what you've actually run.
- OpenClaw
Awesome OpenClaw Skills
The big categorized list of OpenClaw skills — hundreds of community skills with install commands, plus a map of the ecosystem around them.
- OpenClaw
ClawHub
The de-facto registry for OpenClaw skills — search hundreds of community-built skills and install any of them with one command.
- OpenClaw
Clawdiverse
The community directory of OpenClaw use cases — 25 categories from email delegation to smart glasses, each collecting real setups people actually run.
- OpenClaw
OpenClaw after 50 days: 20 real workflows
One power user's complete working setup — twenty OpenClaw workflows with their actual prompts, from a morning X briefing to a WordPress honeypot that rickrolls scanner bots.
- OpenClaw
The 7 a.m. briefing
One message, every morning, on the app you already check: today's calendar, what actually needs doing, inbox highlights, and the weather — assembled while you slept.
- OpenClaw
A dev sidekick on every channel
PR summaries and first-pass reviews in your chat, fixes shipped from your phone, servers health-checked on a loop — a development copilot that doesn't live in your IDE.
- OpenClaw
- Claude
Email, delegated
Hand your inbox to an always-on assistant: it triages around the clock, drafts every reply in your voice, chases follow-ups — and never sends without you.
- OpenClaw
Ask your books anything
Turn transaction exports into a finance analyst you can text: plain-language questions about cash flow, spending, and trends, plus a scheduled weekly report.
- OpenClaw
Never lose touch
Your assistant reads your own message history — locally — and nudges you weekly about the friends who've gone quiet, with enough context to actually reach out.
- OpenClaw
The claim negotiator
Feed it the policy and the denial letter; it finds the coverage language, drafts the dispute, tracks the thread, and never lets a deadline slip — you sign off on every word.
- OpenClaw
- Any
Self-host your assistant (the safe way)
From zero to an always-on OpenClaw on a Pi, an old laptop, a Mac mini, or a $5 VPS — the setup path, and the security settings that are not optional.
- OpenClaw
Small-business autopilot
Shift schedules, inventory alerts, customer follow-ups, and the weekly numbers — one assistant running the operational drumbeat of a small business from a chat thread.
- OpenClaw
Talk to your house
Lights, climate, locks, and routines through the assistant you already text — Home Assistant does the controlling, OpenClaw does the understanding.
- OpenClaw
Social media on autopilot (with taste)
A content calendar that fills itself: your assistant drafts platform-native posts from your long-form work, queues them for approval, and reports what actually landed.
- OpenClaw
A second brain that files itself
Text your assistant anything — links, voice notes, stray thoughts — and it summarizes, tags, and files everything into your notes, then answers questions about all of it later.
- OpenClaw
OpenClaw use cases, by role
OpenClaw's use-case universe reorganized by job — what a developer, sysadmin, DevOps engineer, or founder concretely gets out of a personal AI agent.
- OpenClaw
A website by Friday, via chat
Describe the site, get a deployed draft, iterate by replying with screenshots — conversational web development for the site you keep not building.
- OpenClaw
VisionClaw
Give OpenClaw eyes — pipe Ray-Ban Meta smart-glasses video into your assistant for real-time object identification, text reading, and 'what am I looking at?' answers.
- OpenClaw
10x
Turns an app idea into native SwiftUI and carries it from idea to App Store submission in minutes — auto-generating the logo, screenshots, and listing too. Paid (from ~$20/mo).
- Any
Aceternity UI
Animation-heavy, copy-paste React components — 3D cards, beams, gradient backgrounds, animated heroes — built on Framer Motion + Tailwind. MIT-licensed for commercial use.
- Any
Godly
A curated, live gallery of the best website designs currently shipping — a taste-priming reference board.
- Any
Mobbin
A searchable library of real screens from major iOS and web apps, cataloged by pattern — onboarding, paywalls, settings, checkout, and more.
- Any
Ponytail
A skill that makes your AI coding agent write less code — the 'laziest senior dev' ruleset that reaches for the built-in one-liner instead of installing three libraries. MIT, works across ~13 agents.
- Claude
- Any
Taste Lab
Point it at any website and four agent passes extract a 'design DNA' file — exact px/hex/spacing measurements plus the reasoning — that any AI tool can build from.
- Any
AI Black Magic
A subscription library of AI prompts, image recipes, skills, and tutorials for creators and small businesses — a useful map of what's possible, if you don't mind paying.
- Any
Agency Agents
A ready-made roster of specialized AI agents — frontend, marketing, community, QA, and more — each with its own personality, process, and concrete deliverables.
- Claude
Applaud
n8n nodes and local sync for Plaud AI voice recorders — pull your recordings and transcripts straight into automated workflows.
- Any
Audacity
Free, open-source audio editing — record, trim, and clean up podcasts, voiceovers, and tracks without paying for a DAW.
- Any
Bitwarden
A free, open-source password manager that syncs everywhere — the no-brainer replacement for paid managers, with a genuinely usable free tier.
- Any
Blender
A free, open-source 3D creation suite — modeling, animation, rendering, even video editing. Astonishing that it's free.
- Any
Confluence
Atlassian's team wiki — structured documentation and knowledge sharing, especially if you already live in Jira and the Atlassian ecosystem.
- Any
Coolify
An open-source, self-hostable alternative to Vercel and Heroku — deploy apps, databases, and 280+ one-click services on your own server, with no per-seat pricing.
- Any
Daily competitor watch
A loopable workflow: each morning, your AI scans your competitors' latest moves and hands you a one-screen digest — no manual checking.
- Claude
- Perplexity
- Any
DaVinci Resolve
A genuinely professional video editor and color suite — free. The same tool used on Hollywood films, with no subscription for the full-featured version.
- Any
GIMP
A free, open-source image editor powerful enough to replace Photoshop for most jobs — retouching, composition, and export with no license fee.
- Any
GitHub
The home of open-source software and the standard for version control — where almost every tool, skill, and repo on this site actually lives.
- Any
Honcho
A memory library for building AI agents that actually remember — user-level personalization and long-term state, so your assistant stops starting from scratch every session.
- Any
Inkscape
Free, open-source vector graphics — logos, icons, and illustrations. An Illustrator alternative that exports clean SVGs.
- Any
LocalSend
An open-source AirDrop for everyone — send files between any devices on your network, no account, no cloud, no size limits.
- Any
NoSubscription.org
A directory of hundreds of subscription-free and open-source tools — the place to go for a one-time-purchase or free alternative to almost any paid app.
- Any
Notion
An all-in-one workspace for docs, wikis, and lightweight databases — flexible enough to run a whole small team's knowledge in one place.
- Any
Obsidian
A local-first markdown knowledge base — fast, private notes and a personal wiki you fully own. Great for documentation and lightweight memory.
- Any
OBS Studio
Free, open-source screen recording and live streaming — the standard for tutorials, demos, and streams. No watermark, no time limit.
- Any
ONLYOFFICE
A free, open-source office suite with strong Microsoft Office compatibility — docs, sheets, and slides you can run locally or self-host, no subscription.
- Any
Perplexica
An open-source, self-hostable AI search engine — a private Perplexity alternative you run yourself, with cited sources and your own models.
- Any
Proton VPN
A privacy-first VPN with a real, unlimited free tier — from the team behind Proton Mail, with no logs and no catch.
- Any
Thunderbird
A free, open-source email client from Mozilla — own your inbox across accounts, with calendars and add-ons, no subscription.
- Any
Tor Browser
The browser for genuine anonymity — routes you through the Tor network so your browsing can't be easily traced. Free, always.
- Any
Twenty
An open-source CRM built for the AI era — a clean, modern, self-hostable alternative to Salesforce that a small team can actually afford.
- Any
Claude
The assistant we run our businesses on — strongest at real work: coding, writing, long documents, and multi-step tasks via Claude Code.
- Company-wide
Anthropic Cookbook
Official, runnable recipes for building with Claude — tool use, RAG, vision, agents, and more.
- Claude
Cinematic product hero shot
A reusable image-generator prompt for clean, premium product photography — studio lighting, sharp focus, the kind of shot that sells.
- Any
Inbox triage + draft replies
Point your assistant at your unread email: it sorts what matters, asks you a few quick questions, then drafts every reply for you to approve.
- Claude
- ChatGPT
- Gemini
- Any
Long-form → everywhere
Turn one long piece — a talk, a post, a recording — into a week of social content and a clean deck, in a single pass.
- Claude
- ChatGPT
- Any
Meeting transcript → action items
Paste any meeting transcript and get clean decisions, owners, and deadlines — no more 'who said they'd do that?'
- Claude
- ChatGPT
- Any
Perplexity
The fastest way to get sourced answers from the live web — our default for research, with the citations to check its work.
- Company-wide
Code Reviewer (drop-in instructions)
Turn Claude or a custom GPT into a rigorous, no-flattery code reviewer — paste once, review forever.
- Claude
- ChatGPT
Competitor content teardown
Feed your assistant a competitor's profile or recent posts and get a clear read on what's working — plus three ideas you can run this week.
- Claude
- ChatGPT
- Perplexity
- Any
Natural "shot on a phone" UGC photo
Generate authentic, slightly-imperfect user-generated-style photos — the unpolished look that actually converts on social.
- Any
ChatGPT
The everything-app of AI — enormous feature surface, great free entry point, and the right answer for plenty of teams. We just reach for it second.
- Company-wide
Awesome ChatGPT Prompts
A massive community-curated list of role prompts — a great grab-bag to skim and adapt for any assistant.
- ChatGPT
- Claude
- Any
Brand-consistent image prompt builder
Answer a few questions about your brand once, and get a reusable master prompt that makes any AI image generator produce on-brand visuals every time.
- ChatGPT
- Gemini
- Any
n8n
The serious choice for visual workflow automation — self-hostable, AI-friendly, and priced like infrastructure instead of a tax on success.
- Operations
- IT
Excalidraw
Free, open-source whiteboard for diagrams and sketches — now with AI text-to-diagram. Lowest-friction way to think out loud.
- Any