Build with AI

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.

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.

Zed is a high-performance code editor built from the ground up in Rust, so you get faster response times than most web-based editors. You can run multiple AI agents in parallel, get keystroke-level edit predictions, and collaborate with teammates in real time. It works on Mac, Windows, and Linux.

Jet Admin lets you build custom internal tools, admin panels, and AI agents without writing much code. You connect your databases, APIs, and CRMs, then use a drag-and-drop builder to create the exact interface your team needs. It also lets you automate repetitive tasks and connect to over 5,000 apps.

Logic lets you build and deploy AI agents (automated programs that perform tasks) by writing plain English specs — no coding frameworks required. You go from a written description to a live, callable API in about 60 seconds. It handles testing, versioning, and model routing so your team can ship reliable AI-powered workflows fast.

runprompt lets you schedule AI prompts to run automatically — no coding required. You write a prompt, set a time (like every morning or every Friday), and the tool handles the rest in a secure, isolated environment. It's built for teams who want to automate repetitive tasks like reporting, monitoring, or data pulls without hiring a developer.

Kilo Code lets you run multiple AI coding agents at the same time inside VS Code, so your team ships features, tests, and docs in parallel instead of one step at a time. You can compare output from 500+ models side by side, review agent changes like a pull request, and pick up sessions across VS Code, CLI, or Slack. It's free and open source with 3M+ downloads.

Heym lets you build AI-powered workflow automations without writing code. You drag and drop nodes on a visual canvas, describe what you want in plain language, and the AI builds the workflow for you. You self-host it on your own servers, so your data never leaves your control.

Firetiger is best for small software engineering teams that ship code often and want to stop customers from finding bugs before you do. It watches your production environment 24/7, spots problems automatically, and opens a GitHub pull request with a proposed fix — no manual log-digging required. You connect your existing tools like Datadog, GitHub, Slack, and your database in about 10 minutes, and the AI agents start learning your system right away. Think of it as an on-call engineer that never sleeps and hands you a ready-to-review fix instead of a wall of logs.

Git Pitcher turns any GitHub repository into a structured build plan your AI coding agent can actually use. You paste a repo URL and get a fact-based breakdown of what the project is, what's missing, and what to build next. It's built for developers and technical founders who want to move faster without guessing.