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I’m always testing what’s new in AI & tech | Sharing the tools worth knowing. Collabs: heyjocodes@gmail.com
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Jo.codes / retweeted
These 10 new AI tools could save you hours of work every week.
From AI browsers and coding agents to automated workflows, model testing, and identity verification, these tools cover some seriously useful use cases.
1. Caddi
Turn recorded workflows into automated business processes.
Caddi watches how a task is completed on screen, then helps convert those repetitive steps into AI-powered back-office automation.
trycaddi.com
2. Stellary
A project management workspace designed for teams made up of both people and AI agents.
Humans and agents can plan tasks, execute work, monitor progress, and manage projects together from one place.
stellary.co
3. Articos
Test your ideas before spending time and money on real user research.
Articos runs synthetic AI user interviews that can help evaluate audiences, messaging, product concepts, UX ideas, and assumptions about customers.
articos.com
4. Tabbit
An AI browser that understands much more than the webpage currently open.
It can work across tabs, files, screenshots, webpages, and saved content, then use that context to complete tasks on your behalf.
tabbit.ai
5. Mireye
Give AI agents access to reliable real-world geographic information.
Its API can provide cited data about locations, terrain, infrastructure, environmental conditions, and other physical-world information.
mireye.com
6. HyperProbe
A debugging tool built for AI coding agents working with live applications.
It allows agents to inspect the actual state of an application and investigate production problems without constantly adding new logs, changing code, and redeploying.
hyperprobe.co
7. Aramb
A platform for building and operating AI agents without assembling every part of the infrastructure yourself.
It includes models, memory, browser automation, tools, voice capabilities, sandboxes, billing, and other components needed to launch and monetize AI agents.
aramb.ai
8. Revalyo
Compare how different AI models respond to exactly the same task.
Run one prompt across multiple models, evaluate their answers, track different versions, and determine which model and configuration performs best for your use case.
revalyo.com
9. Prefactor
Monitor AI agents after they have been deployed into production.
It continuously evaluates things like output quality, risk, behavior changes, and model drift while supporting runtime controls and human approval processes.
prefactor.tech
10. deepidv
AI-powered identity verification and fraud detection.
It can analyze identity documents, check whether identities match, flag suspicious activity, and detect manipulated or fraudulent media.
deepidv.com
Jo.codes / retweeted
One cafeteria incident and suddenly every reaction looks suspicious.
Sir… what was that look? 👀
Made with @flovaai using the “K-Drama Vibe Short Series” Skill.
Your turn to stir up a little drama:
flova.ai/?refCode=7XVWUFVU
🤝 Paid partnership
Jo.codes / retweeted
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Jo.codes / retweeted
github.com/shadcn-labs/mdxcn - 30+ free Shadcn MDX components
github.com/tt-a1i/archify - 81K★ open-source AI diagram skill
ui.spectrumhq.in - Free animated React components, MCP
blocks.so - 80+ open-source Shadcn React blocks
minimalny.com - 524 curated minimalist websites
Jo.codes / retweeted
CHATGPT HAS A SECRET MODE.
It can think like a GOD.
Here are 7 prompts that feels ILLEGAL to know:
building an AI agent is one thing.
making it remember you and take action across services is much harder.
that's why infrastructure matters as much as the model.
@QoniAI brings identity, action, and memory together so developers can focus on building agents instead of rebuilding the same foundations.
Check it here: qoni.ai
#qoni #eazo #personalagent
A model API isn't a personal agent.
A real personal agent needs to know who it's working for, what it's allowed to do, how to get things done, and what to remember.
Building all of that from scratch shouldn't be the price of entry.
Meet Qoni — the infrastructure for building personal agents of your own.
We bring three essential foundations together:
Identity — GenAuth
Give agents an identity, permissions, and an audit trail. Know who's acting on whose behalf.
Action — Web Agent
Give agents the ability to work across web apps, do research, and run scheduled tasks. We handle the browser infrastructure.
Memory — GUMem
Give agents useful long-term context, without making users explain themselves over and over.
Qoni builds on our work at Authing, Fellou, and in knowledge graph research. @EazoAI already runs on this foundation.
Now we're opening it up for others to build on.
For your customers. Your team. Your family. Or yourself.
We don't think the future of personal AI should be something you can only subscribe to. It should be something you can build.
Get in. Get it done. Remember.
Watch what we've built. Then tell us: what would you build?
Jo.codes / retweeted
Test 10 opening hooks for less than the cost of a cup of coffee.
At $0.014/sec, 30 seconds of generated footage works out to about $0.42. Ten versions would be around $4.20.
That’s where the pricing gets interesting to me. An E-commerce team can test different openings before picking one. A short-form drama creator can try different pacing. A designer can generate a few directions before committing to the final one.
You’re not betting everything on the first generation anymore. You can throw away the weak ideas and keep pushing the one that works.
#ViduQ4Preview #ad #ViduAI
🤝 Paid partnership
Jo.codes / retweeted
github.com/pbakaus/impeccabl… - Open-source AI design skill
sevalla.com - apps deploy without managing infrastructure
lnkiai.github.io/m3e-canvas - Free vibe-coding prompts
kokonutui.com - 100+ open-source React components
landing.gallery - 1,800+ free design inspirations
Jo.codes / retweeted
Fifteen repos can upgrade your workflow.
Each solves problems developers repeatedly waste time on.
Some replace entire tools or tedious processes.
Here are the ones worth knowing.
Grok Bot without skills is like hiring a senior engineer who refuses to follow any process.
Skills are the operating manuals that tell Grok Bot exactly how to approach a specific job. Here are the ones that actually change your output quality.
For engineering quality:
↳ Superpowers: 7-phase TDD workflow that deletes code written before tests exist
↳ Andrej Karpathy behavioral rules: stops silent assumptions, over-engineering, and touching code it was not asked to touch
↳ ECC: adds 68 specialized agents, 286 skills, and a full review pipeline on top of your agent
For research and writing:
↳ Deep Research: coordinates multiple search agents into one comprehensive report
↳ DOCX skill: professional Word documents generated inside your workflow
↳ PDF skill: production-ready PDFs without leaving the agent
For design and frontend:
↳ Frontend Design: distinctive visual direction that avoids every AI-generated default
↳ Webapp Testing: automated UI and end-to-end test coverage
For building and connecting:
↳ MCP Builder: connects external tools and APIs with minimal setup
↳ Find-Skills: searches the skills marketplace before every task so Grok Bot grabs the right expert playbook first
The difference between a default Grok Bot session and a skill-loaded one is the difference between a smart generalist and a specialist who has done this exact job a hundred times.
Which skills are you running?
the interesting thing about AI agents isn't just answering a prompt.
it's being able to hand over a task and have the work keep moving.
with @CommaAgents, you can bring together whiteboard photos, Drive files, and meeting notes to build something like a Q4 plan.
it can also help with the work that piles up every day, from replying to emails and sorting Linear issues to updating Notion pages and reviewing GitHub issues.
no group chats full of assistants to manage.
no need to stay at the keyboard for every step.
just tell Comma what matters and let it carry the work forward.
it's open source, available on macOS and the web, and built around an idea i like: software should work for us, not the other way around.
Comma is your 24/7 personal agent — for work and for daily life.
No full stop until it's done. Sessionless. Open source.
→ comma.surf
Jo.codes / retweeted
I gave @StepFun_ai Preview and Qwen 3.8 Max the exact same task.
Analyze Apple's FY2025 and build the business analysis deck.
Here’s how the two models handled it 👇
🤝 Paid partnership
Jo.codes / retweeted
This is literally my new workflow now:
Realtime Research → Grok Bot
Planning & Orchestration → Opus 5.5
Day-to-day Coding/Debug → Claude Code + Sonnet 5.5
Write & Run Tests → Codex
Complex Coding/Debug → GPT-6 Sol
Frontend → Fable 5.1
Bookmark this.
Jo.codes / retweeted
Read → Save → Ask → Find.
Ancher turns something you vaguely remember into a passage or video moment you can return to, with the source.
This is how “save for later” should work.
ancher.ai
We made a thing today 👉 ancher.ai
I've spent 15 years in media—making stories go viral @HuffPost @YahooNews , and turning @newsbreakApp into America's most popular news app. I've worked through generations of algorithms to help content find people.
Things changed. Thanks to AI, today finding something new has never been easier. The hardest thing right now, ironically, is to find something you've already found. What?!
@OpenAI @claudeai know almost everything—except what you saw on X or YouTube last week. Where the hell did it go?
@mem0ai @supermemory call it a “memory layer.” It's a chat log—full of things I asked a bot to do, not the things I found worth keeping.
We believe the missing piece is everything that happened BEFORE THE PROMPT. What you read, watched, and chose to keep.
Later, just ask ChatGPT/Claude or whatever you use: "What was that thing about...?" Get back the exact sentence. The exact moment in the video. With the source.
Try Ancher 👉 ancher.ai
Jo.codes / retweeted
Most people are still prompting AI like it's a search box.
That leaves a huge amount of capability unused.
A much better approach is to structure your prompt like a workflow.
Here are 7 steps that can dramatically improve your results:
Jo.codes / retweeted
UPDATED AI TOOLS LIST FOR 2026
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Design
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Music
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Marketing
• AdCreative
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Ideas
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Website
• 10Web
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Writing
• Rytr
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Chatbots
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Automation
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Image
• Midjourney
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Jo.codes / retweeted
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