CanyonTechs AI is a web app for LLM-powered auto-remediation that parses production logs, detects incidents, and ships fixes as signed pull requests. The signup flow supports Individual and Company accounts and shows Free and Pro plans.
Gitar is an AI code review platform that reviews pull requests, summarizes changes, analyzes CI failures, and can help apply fixes directly in the review flow. It offers a free 14-day trial and paid plans for teams that need more automation, integrations, or enterprise controls.
Kubit is a product analytics and observability platform for AI agents that connects traces to user behavior. It helps teams understand why users re-prompt, drop off, or convert, and feed those insights back into AI workflows.
OutageDeck monitors official status feeds for cloud and SaaS vendors and sends outage alerts through email, Slack, Microsoft Teams, Discord, or webhooks. It also provides a JSON API, RSS feeds, status badges, and MCP access for teams and coding agents that need machine-readable status data.
AgentConnect is an open-source, self-hostable control plane for operating AI agents in Slack, Telegram, Discord, GitHub, and similar team workflows. It separates hosted orchestration from a self-hosted daemon that holds platform connections and access tokens.
Kiro Crew is an open source development workspace that remembers context, learns from corrections, and coordinates automated work across sessions. It supports local or remote use through a web dashboard, CLI, desktop app, and messaging integrations.
LTH Shield is a self-serve service for hardening supported Linux VPS hosts, managing alerts in a portal, and adding Snort AI IPS on Pro and Shield plans. It is aimed at small teams and supports Ubuntu 20.04/22.04/24.04 LTS and Debian 11/12.
NexaLibre is an AI-native hosting platform that lets an AI agent deploy websites, full-stack apps, and open-source software on managed infrastructure. It includes automatic HTTPS, backups, custom domains, and support for both marketplace apps and your own code.
witr is a CLI and TUI tool that traces a process, port, container, or file back to what started it. It helps developers and operators understand why something is running and can also emit machine-readable JSON for automation.
qsa.sh runs an external security scan of the public IP your request comes from, using terminal-streamed results and no local installation. It helps people inspect their own exposed ports and vulnerability signals from the internet-facing side.
Cynative is a command-line tool for infrastructure research that reasons across code, cloud, and runtime and returns verified answers. It is designed for read-only investigations such as exposure checks, permission tracing, and drift analysis.
Braidkeep is a merge-safety and scope-guard tool for parallel AI coding agents. It predicts likely merge conflicts, constrains file ownership, and helps teams choose a safer merge order.
DockAMP is a Docker image that provides a browser-based interface for managing Apache or Nginx, PHP, MySQL, MariaDB, PostgreSQL, and proxy containers. It also includes file, backup, update, and status tools for Docker-based web stacks.
OpenComputer provides managed, persistent cloud VMs for AI agents, with a deploy flow that produces a live agent URL. It is built for agents that need full OS access, mid-run steering, checkpoints, and runtime resizing.
HOL Guard is a local safety layer for AI coding agents that reviews risky actions before execution. It supports offline scanning, works without an account on one machine, and can sync decision receipts through Guard Cloud.
VCloud is a managed hosting platform for self-hosted business applications. It lets teams deploy supported apps in one click and manage them with monitoring, backups, and fixed compute-based plans.
Ota is repo readiness infrastructure for developer onboarding and AI agents. It gives each repository one explicit ota.yaml contract for setup, validation, and task execution so humans, CI, and agents can share the same next safe action.
DrDroid is an AI SRE agent that connects to cloud, code, and telemetry sources to build a stack-wide knowledge graph for incident investigation and remediation support. It is aimed at teams that want faster root-cause analysis, shared investigations, and an enterprise path for self-hosted deployments.
PgDog is an open-source PostgreSQL proxy that combines connection pooling, load balancing, and sharding for horizontal scaling. It is designed to work as a drop-in layer in front of existing applications with no app changes required.
SandyWP is a WordPress sandbox service that creates real WordPress installs in seconds for testing plugins, themes, bug fixes, and demos. It also supports cloning, Git deploys, CLI/API access, and Slack-based workflows.