AI Tools & Assistants

Scholé helps your team build AI skills faster by creating personalized lessons for each employee based on their actual job tools and role. Instead of generic courses, every employee gets a learning path that adjusts in real time as they progress. It's built on 10+ years of education research from EPFL and UC Berkeley.

Vibedock sits in your macOS menu bar and lets you toggle Claude Code MCP (Model Context Protocol) servers on and off with a single click — no JSON config editing needed. It automatically kills and relaunches your Claude sessions after each toggle, tracks how many tokens you save by disabling idle servers, and stays organized by project so you always know which tools are active.

Runway lets creators and marketers generate, edit, and transform video content using AI, without requiring professional production skills or software.

Cursor is an AI-powered code editor built as a fork of VS Code. It supports all your existing VS Code extensions and themes, but adds deep AI capabilities directly into the editing experience. It can read your entire codebase, suggest multi-file edits, and answer questions about how your code works. The free Hobby plan includes 2,000 AI completions and 50 slow premium requests per month. Pro at $20/month gives 500 fast premium requests and unlimited completions. Business at $40/month adds team features and enforced privacy mode. Cursor indexes your full project so you can ask questions like 'Where is the authentication logic?' or refactor entire modules with context across files.

OpenClaw Launch gives you a personal AI agent running on a dedicated cloud machine—no Mac Mini to buy, no Docker to configure, no command line to touch. You click Deploy, and in 30 seconds your agent is live with a full browser, terminal, and file manager. It connects to Gmail, Slack, GitHub, Google Drive, Google Calendar, and 1,000+ more apps without you entering a single API key.

Mindra lets you delegate complex tasks to teams of AI agents (software bots that work together automatically) that take real action across your tools 24/7. You describe what you need, and Mindra spins up a group of specialized agents that talk to each other, hand off work, and finish the job. It connects to your existing stack — like Google Ads, Meta Ads, and LinkedIn — so agents can pull data and act on your behalf.

VectorArtGen turns a plain-English text prompt into a clean, scalable SVG file — no drawing software or design skills required. You pick a preset (logo, poster, line icons), choose an aspect ratio, and the AI builds a vector composition with sharp edges and controlled color regions. Your first 3 previews are free; paid plans unlock SVG downloads with commercial use rights.

Mockin helps UX/UI and Product Designers land more job offers by giving you AI-powered feedback on your resume, portfolio, and LinkedIn profile. You can practice 200+ real interview questions using the STAR Method (a structured way to tell your story: Situation, Task, Action, Result) and get instant coaching on your answers. Over 15,000 designers have used it to feel more confident and get more callbacks.

Calyxa is a Chrome extension that puts an AI tutor directly on top of your homework, not in a separate chat window. Instead of copy-pasting problems into ChatGPT and getting a ready-made answer, you ask Calyxa while your assignment is open — it annotates the actual page, talks you through the steps by voice, and builds a study kit from each session. It supports Khan Academy, Canvas, Google Classroom, DeltaMath, and more.

Seer helps you turn a rough hardware idea into a build-ready plan in minutes. Describe what you want to make, and Seer runs patent searches, drafts CAD (computer-aided design) direction, builds your BOM (bill of materials — the list of parts you need), and maps the market. It's built for inventors and small hardware teams who need to move fast before spending money on prototypes.