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Pugi is an AI product team in your chat. Describe a business in a few sentences and Pugi plans, designs, builds and checks a real website, shows a live preview, and puts it live on its own address. Ask for changes in plain words. Pugi also draws four whole logos for a business name with a brand kit, checks any public website or GitHub repository for leaked keys, vulnerable dependencies and risky code, and helps you start from public site templates. Sign in with a Pugi account (OAuth).
Shared project memory for AI coding agents: decisions, lessons, risks and tasks in one graph.
formcarry handles everything after your form is submitted: it emails you, auto replies to the person who submitted, filters spam, and delivers webhooks. You write the HTML form and set its action to a URL formcarry gives you. An agent can create a form, wire the emails and webhooks, and answer questions about the submissions, like how many signups last week.
Publish HTML or markdown from your agent as a shareable link, with password or work-email walls. No key needed to start: your agent can create the account and verify the email right from the chat, then publish.
Prompt-injection shield for agents: read pages, scan content, audit MCP servers and skills. x402.
Validate and generate German e-invoices (XRechnung, ZUGFeRD) against the official KoSIT rules. Every business-rule finding comes with a plain-language explanation of what the rule requires and how to fix it. Validation needs no account; generation uses your NormAPI account via OAuth. Invoices are never stored.
AI-native observability and security for engineering teams and coding agents. Search production logs in plain language, investigate issues and root causes, and create or edit live dashboards in your Sazabi workspace. Requires a Sazabi account (OAuth, or a secret key via the X-Sazabi-Secret-Key header).
Tailwind CSS palettes (50-950) from any color, the closest Tailwind color, and Tailwind's defaults
Create, list and check hrva.cc short links and read their click statistics. Sign in with your hrva.cc account over OAuth; every link goes through the same safety checks as on the website.
Free premium UI components in plain HTML, CSS and vanilla JS, for AI coding assistants.
Create and share text, code snippets, diffs, and logs as Pastes.io links. Read pastes by link, search your own pastes, check account limits, and delete pastes you own. Connect with OAuth or an API key. MCP-created pastes are unlisted: anyone with the link can read them unless password-protected. Plan limits and expiration rules apply.
Agent-native registry to discover APIs, MCP servers and CLIs, with live health checks.
Discovery registry for AI agents: 700+ APIs, MCP servers and CLIs, health-checked with real requests (hourly for priority entries, otherwise on a rolling daily cycle) — full initialize + tools/list handshakes for MCP, real calls for APIs — plus response-schema validation that catches responses which parse fine but are missing a required field.
Search and read Goldsky's documentation from any MCP client: Edge RPC, Feeds, Subgraphs, Turbo pipelines, and the x402 pay-per-call guide, across 150+ chains.
Real UI references for coding agents: iOS app screens, user journeys and website design systems.
Free vulnerability lookup and feeds for agents. Look up any CVE, GHSA or OSV ID, read vulnerability feeds filtered by technology, ecosystem, critical or CISA KEV, and check a lockfile for known vulns. Data is merged from the CVE List, GitHub Advisories, OSV, NVD, EUVD, CISA KEV, EPSS and Exploit-DB. No account or API key. Built by Sazabi.
Go MCP server for GitLab: 2 dynamic tools reach 1000+ REST/GraphQL actions. Free/CE, no paid tier.
Crawl and scrape websites to clean markdown, and track what changed between crawls.
Database guardrails for AI agents: check SQL against your Vericto rules before it runs.
kad.dev puts the apps you make with Claude on the web. You say what you want. Claude builds it and puts it online at its own address. You do not need to know how servers work. Your app gets its own web address. It stays private until you choose to share it. You can also use a domain name you own, like www.yourname.com. It can have a database that remembers what people enter, such as sign-ups, orders and notes, and storage for the photos and files your visitors upload. A Google sign-in lock lets in anyone with a Google account, or only the people you name. For a simple site, a change shows in a private preview within seconds, before it goes live. Every change you publish is saved as its own version, with its own private address. If something goes wrong, go back to an earlier one. If something breaks, Claude can read the error message, so it can be fixed in the same conversation. Access: you sign in with your kad.dev account and choose what Claude may do. Claude can always look at your apps. Changing or publishing them is a separate permission. Claude only sees your own projects. You can remove access at any time from your kad.dev account. Hosted in Europe. Requirements: a kad.dev account.
